If I use a Drupal block in a component, can I expose the block settings in the component form?
No. You cannot expose block forms or settings in Site Studio component forms.
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No. You cannot expose block forms or settings in Site Studio component forms.
Yes. You can add Drupal blocks to the layout canvas using the block element.
No. Drupal provides the list of blocks to the block element.
Yes. You should revision your Site Studio assets like other configuration using a service like Git.
We recommend using decimals e.g. 1.3 as this makes the line height relate to your font size.
No, you cannot use SCSS variables in your codebase inside the Site Studio interface.
To use an SCSS variable, enter your chosen variable into the appropriate CSS property.
Yes, you can render react components.
The Site Studio hidden region is a useful holder for blocks that you want to render using the Site Studio block element.
If you're removing styling from a base style, those styles still apply until you have saved the base style.
Base styles are CSS styles for HTML elements.
It depends on the font you are using. If you have individual files for each font, you should upload zip files for each weight.
Yes, you can add custom functionality to your site through the use of custom Drupal modules, sub-themes, and custom elements.
You can use Elements to create content but we don't recommend doing so for multiple reasons.
Yes, the generated templates can be saved to the database.
Cohesion layout revisions are created at the same time as node revisions, but not always deleted at the same time.
Use the "Node Revision Delete" contributed module to manage your node and associated cohesion_layout revisions.
Use the tools included in the "Entity Reference Revisions" contributed module.
Yes. If you're a developer you can create your own custom elements. These will appear within the 'Custom element' category in the Sidebar browser.
Yes. If you develop your own Custom elements you can use them within Components and make their fields editable within your them.
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