What are custom styles?
Custom styles are CSS styles for classes.
Custom styles are CSS styles for classes.
Yes. You should revision your Site Studio assets like other configuration using a service like Git.
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.
You probably have Bartik set as your active theme. This has a dark background to the page. To change this, set Site Studio minimal as your default theme.
Yes, you can personalize content within Site Studio using the context module.
No. Site Studio allows the site builder to select, either use of IMCE or Entity browser for browsing and selecting images.
Yes. Site Studio provides many features to help you make your website more accessible.
This is due to a known issue on the slider plugin which Site Studio uses.
Yes. You can create tables within a WYSIWYG element if a contributed module is enabled.
If you're removing styling from a base style, those styles still apply until you have saved the base style.
Yes. You can use Geo fields on your content type and then connect them to a the Google map marker element within your template.
Yes, you can template custom entity types. There are some hooks that need to be implemented.
Yes. Contextual filters on views work as configured within the Drupal view.
Base styles are CSS styles for HTML elements.
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.
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.
You can use Elements to create content but we don't recommend doing so for multiple reasons.
Cohesion layout revisions are created at the same time as node revisions, but not always deleted at the same time.
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