What are custom styles?
Custom styles are CSS styles for classes.
Custom styles are CSS styles for classes.
No. Component content entities do not have view modes.
No, there is no way to roll back a Site Studio package import.
With Site Studio Sync you can export Site Studio configuration in full or in part as a package that can be imported into a different website.
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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 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 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.
No, you can use any CSS selector within Site Studio.
A Site Studio Package file is a .yml file that contains Site Studio Configuration. The package file allows you to import and export between environments.
Google maps may not be showing if you have not set a Google maps API key.
HTML is escaped when using Drupal tokens in Site studio as a security measure, this follows Drupal core.
Yes. As long as you are using the Site Studio text format you will see two new menus ‘Element styles’ and ‘Inline styles’. Use these to apply custom styles.
The WYSIWYG (ckeditor) adds a paragraph tag around the text within the block quote. This causes it to inherit the text size of your paragraph base style.
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