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.
The 'Edited' tag shows that the value of the field has been edited.
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.
You can create more than one template to provide layout and style alternatives with the use of the template selector.
It depends on the use case. For fields and their field formatters use a 'Field' element, for data without field formatters, use a token.
The style preview may not be updated because the refresh icon hasn't been toggled to the active state.
You don’t have to add units unless you want to use a specific unit or you’re adding Custom CSS properties.
This is because you have the page title block in the content region.
No. Site Studio allows the site builder to select, either use of IMCE or Entity browser for browsing and selecting images.
You can integrate social metadata as you would on a traditional Drupal setup. Information within the layout canvas can not be used as social metadata.
Yes. You can create AMP pages that use the Layout canvas for content but there are a number of considerations.
Yes. You can create AMP pages that use the Layout canvas for content but there are a number of considerations.
Yes, the component link field supports both internal and external URLs.
No, the entity browser does not work for component defaults as the entities are content, not config.
Running the composer update command will update any composer packages that have newer versions available.
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