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Classes
Style classes are a great resource for making sure your app looks and functions consistently. Not only do classes make it easy to apply the same styling to multiple elements, ensuring consistent styling through
Working With Fonts
Adding fonts to your project can give it a unique personality and improve the user experience. Whether you're starting a new project or working on an existing one, you can easily add fonts using some simple CSS
Selectors
Note: See here to read up about states.One of the essential features of app development is the use of style selectors to customize the appearance of elements. A style selector is a code snippet that specifies h
States
Note: See here to read up about selectors.Style states are an important concept for designers and developers to understand. They refer to how a particular element or design feature looks different in different
Using Style Variables in Codux
Style variables are a powerful way to customize the appearance of your app. They allow you to define and reuse values for properties such as colors, fonts, sizes, etc. across different components and boards. Co
Style Properties
This article describes the style properties available through the Styles panel, including styling for an element's:LayoutSelf LayoutPositionSpacingSizeTextBorders and CornersBackgroundsEffectsOthersLayout This
Using Tailwind CSS with Codux
Tailwind CSS is an open-source, utility-first framework that provides predefined components for styling your app. In this article, we'll guide you through integrating Tailwind CSS with your Codux projects so yo
CSS Variables and Common Styles in Codux
In web development, maintaining consistent styling across a project is crucial. Codux offers two powerful tools to achieve this: CSS variables (custom properties) and common style classes.Both CSS variables and