What are style guides?
Style guides provide site builders with the tools to create theme-specific settings which affect the style and layout of a website.
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Style guides provide site builders with the tools to create theme-specific settings which affect the style and layout of a website.
Yes. You can use style guides to create theme-specific styles.
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To create style guides go to Site Studio > Style guides
We recommend using decimals e.g. 1.3 as this makes the line height relate to your font size.
Yes, you can use Drupal fields in certain parts of Site Studio.
It depends on the use case. For fields and their field formatters use a 'Field' element, for data without field formatters, use a token.
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To use an SCSS variable, enter your chosen variable into the appropriate CSS property.
You can style tables or forms through the use of base or custom styles.
You don’t have to add units unless you want to use a specific unit or you’re adding Custom CSS properties.
You can use CSS grid-based properties within Site Studio by using the custom CSS property option in the style builder.
Unordered list base styles can effect the Drupal admin menu. To resolve this, add modifiers to your base styles and apply styles to those to keep them from affecting your Drupal admin menu.
You can only add combinators to child selectors. Add a child selector and combinator will appear in the Style tree.
No, you can use any CSS selector within Site Studio.
It depends on the font you are using. If you have individual files for each font, you should upload zip files for each weight.
You can use Elements to create content but we don't recommend doing so for multiple reasons.
Yes, this is possible by creating a custom element.
You don't. You apply a Descendant selector. These use a (Space).
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