Styling Custom Content
Does anyone know how I can add a classname to manipulate the styling of custom content? Currently I can add classnames to the title and the content but when I inspect the page the parent div tag is j...
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Hi,
You can use HTML with inline style in the custom content in admin. It works.
Can you share the exact content of your custom content here if you still need help? And have you made custom components to display the custom content?
So I was able to use Inline styling for the title and the content. I am trying to style the two divs. The parent div of the title and content doesn't have a classname or styling or a way to add in line styling. I can send a screenshot of the inspected content.
Additional question you mentioned using custom content in a custom component how would I accomplish that? I am just using custom content in a category page currently but I would like to know how to add custom content to a custom component.Hi tavasjn24,
It sounds like you have two options.
First, if you just wanted to wrap the custom content in a CSS class then you can add the wrapper attribute to the component in your quilt, as shown below.
<component id="custom_content_1" wrapper="my-spiffy-class"/>Alternatively, if you wanted to call your custom content within a custom component and then just put that component in your quilt instead, then you could create a component that looks like the example below. (This example assumes you're wanting to render Custom Content #3.)
<div class="my-spiffy-custom-component"> <div class="my-spiffy-content"> <@component id="custom_content_3"/> </div> </div>Hope this helps.
Hey Jeff. So the solution for the custom component bringing in custom content worked! Which I also needed for another question. Although the solution for adding the wrapper to the custom content inside the category page quilt. Not sure how to get that fixed but hoping you might know why its still showing up as a classless div as the parent div of the custom content.
