CSS Settings

ABC provides a CSS Management interface, which equips users with options to address potential conflicts and ensure that the styles defined by the controls are faithfully applied both in the editor and on the front-end.

Tackling Specificity Challenges: Occasionally, the styles set by ABC controls may not override existing styles due to specificity conflicts. To solve this, ABC offers specificity settings that allow you to prepend a class name with a CSS selector. These settings are particularly useful when you face issues with styles not being applied as intended, due to lower specificity. It allows for fine-tuning the control styles’ influence in both the Gutenberg editor and the front end.

Enforcing Style Precedence: ABC’s ‘Force CSS Rules’ feature is the solution for when you encounter stubborn CSS conflicts that resist traditional overrides. When activated, it appends the “!important” declaration to all CSS rules derived from ABC controls, ensuring they have the highest priority.

Streamlined Style Consistency: These CSS settings are essential for developers and designers who prioritize consistent styling across their WordPress sites. By providing the means to adjust and enforce CSS specificity, ABC ensures that your blocks look exactly as you designed them, no matter where they appear.

With these CSS Management tools, ABC’s Controls Manager fortifies your control over block appearance, safeguarding your design against unexpected style changes and providing a stable and consistent editing experience.

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Updated on May 10, 2024