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Using the style tree
You can apply CSS properties to different selectors within your style using the Style tree.
To add a new selector to the Style tree:
To add properties to a selector:
The order and position of a selector in your Style tree will effect the way your CSS properties are applied. For example, If a selector is nested within another selector, it will only be applied when the parent selector is applied.
To change the order and position of selectors in your Style tree:
You can delete selectors from your Style tree. When you delete a selector it will delete any properties that have been applied to it.
To delete a selector:
You can edit the name of child, modifier, custom pseudo and prefix selectors that you've added to your style tree. You may want to do this if you have made a mistake or simply need to change a selector you've already applied CSS properties to.
To edit a selector name:
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To add properties to a selector:
The order and position of a selector in your Style tree will effect the way your CSS properties are applied. For example, If a selector is nested within another selector, it will only be applied when the parent selector is applied.
To change the order and position of selectors in your Style tree:
You can delete selectors from your Style tree. When you delete a selector it will delete any properties that have been applied to it.
To delete a selector:
You can edit the name of child, modifier, custom pseudo and prefix selectors that you've added to your style tree. You may want to do this if you have made a mistake or simply need to change a selector you've already applied CSS properties to.
To edit a selector name:
If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.
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