What are custom styles?
Custom styles are CSS styles for classes.
Custom styles are CSS styles for classes.
No, you cannot use SCSS variables in your codebase inside the Site Studio interface.
Color tags allow you to create groupings of colors based off of the color tags that you define in the website settings color palette.
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.
Yes, you can render react components.
You can only add combinators to child selectors. Add a child selector and combinator will appear in the Style tree.
Yes, the component link field supports both internal and external URLs.
Yes, you can add custom functionality to your site through the use of custom Drupal modules, sub-themes, and custom elements.
You don't. You apply a Descendant selector. These use a (Space).
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.
In mobile first, your styles will inherit upwards from the smallest media query, whereas in desktop first they will inherit down from the largest media query.
The breakpoint indicator shows you which breakpoint you're viewing your website at in the bottom left of the browser.
Go to Extend > Uninstall and search for Site Studio Breakpoint indicator.
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