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Custom Styles

In many components, there is a className property. By setting the component's className, you can change its style. Below are two ways to customize styles.

1. Specifying TailwindCSS Class Names​

The className can be directly set to TailwindCSS class names. Suppose we need a 30px red font, we can find in the TailwindCSS documentation that:

  • font-size: 30px is equivalent to text-3xl
  • color: rgb(239 68 68); is equivalent to text-red-500
{
  "type": "tpl",
  "tpl": "I am a big red text",
  "className": "text-3xl text-red-500",
  "id": "u:b351a84d8d36"
}

The effect in the designer:

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For more TailwindCSS class names, you can refer to the following documentation:


2. Defining Styles with the Page Component's CSS​

You can customize styles through the Page component's CSS in combination with className. Suppose we need a green font CSS style:

.green-text {
  color: green;
}

Then you can configure it by:

  • Setting the CSS style in the page component, which will insert a <style> tag.
  • Specifying green-text in the className of the tpl.
{
  "type": "page",
  "css": {
    ".green-text": {
      "color": "green"
    }
  },
  "body": {
    "type": "tpl",
    "tpl": "I am green text",
    "className": "green-text"
  }
}

The effect in the designer:

image.png

This method is undoubtedly more flexible. However, since it inserts a style into the document, it may contaminate other component styles, so you need to consider class names carefully. Consider using some unique class names, such as longer class names or class names with random suffixes.

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