This will bring a screen much like the one above, but it will apply only for the selected page. If you need to include head content only on a specific page, you can do this by right clicking the page in the Design panel and choosing Properties.
This can be done from the Head Content section in the Settings dialog.
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Sometimes you need to place specific code in the of your pages. To change locked classes in Bootstrap Studio, you need to modify the component's options. You can add any CSS class that you wish, but some, like in figure-img above, are locked.
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The attributes are applied automatically to the element, and full Undo/Redo history is retained. To navigate the Attributes form use Tab, Shift+Tab and Enter. This panel lets you add an ID, class names and other attributes to the selected HTML element. Click to expand it if it isn't visible in its entirety.
You can do nearly everything from the visual tools which Bootstrap Studio gives you, but for the rare cases where you need HTML editing, you can achieve it with the Custom Code component. The application generates HTML code from the components that you add to your page and the options that you choose for them. If you have your class you want to manipulate selected in the HTML pane on the left then when you create your CSS call for that class it will already be named appropriately.Bootstrap Studio is a visual editor, and as such HTML can't be edited directly. If the box is not empty then either scroll down and click in the empty space below any other CSS calls or click in the space in between any of the CSS calls. If the box below it is empty then just click in it to start creating your CSS selector and it's properties and values. You should be on the CSS pane with the styles.css tab highlighted. In the Design pane, click on Styles to expand it's list and then double click on style.css. Now you will need to add some CSS to get the image to display. You will need to locate the image you want to use when you do you can double click it to import or select it and click ok. Right click on Images and select Import Images from the context menu popup. Now you will also need to add an image to your project.
In the Attribute pane click in the box next to Class name and give it a name and click on the Apply button below. Select the element you want to add a class to then click on the Attribute pane below the HTML pane. To do something similar you would click on the HTML pane below the Visual Layout pane. They take the jumbotron component and add a background image to it using a relevant class name of hero-nature then in their CSS they apply a background image to the class selectors background property.īackground:url('hero-background-nature.jpg') Since I don't know your level of skill with HTML, CSS and the BSS ap I'll try not to be vague and hopefully easy to follow.įirst you would target the element by giving it a class name of something relevant to the area you're manipulating. Hi give an element in HTML a background image by using CSS.
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