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→Style editor reorganized in Woodford
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While it is still possible to define generic styles for all component types (text fields, dropdowns, buttons, etc.), we are introducing a game-changing possibility to define dedicated styles for particular component types. In this case, all style properties that do not apply to the target component type are not displayed. This makes the styling of specific components much less confusing. | |||
When selecting an item's style, you will only see styles compatible with the item (dedicated or generic). From now on, Resco recommends minimizing the usage of generic styles and creating dedicated styles for individual components. | |||
[[File:Generic-and-component-specific-styles.png]] | |||
Also, it is now easier to take advantage of style hierarchies. There is an icon indicating which property is different from the parent. You can revert the change with a single click. Just look for this icon: | |||
[[File:Revert-to-parent-style.png]] | |||
=== New form layout selector === | === New form layout selector === | ||