CSS Styling Machine

Let's style with Marcode Styleguide

The funky frame that we have around all of these containers was made directly inside Sketch app using Marcode markup on two Sketch layers. 

By using the Inspect function in a browser we found out that the CSS classname was elementor-widget-container.

So we just replaced our autogenerated classname with above and voila here we are. It took 10 seconds. Max.

Here’s a GIF what more proof do you need? ಠ‿ಠ

We really need to have a talk with our robots. Language people! We mean robots of course {•̃_•̃}

Okey more proof… We then added the code to the Additional CSS section of our WordPress theme, and guess what? Since it affects globally all pages you make, we somehow managed to multiply the freshness. Purely by accident we may say but we like it.

 

Are we inside a dream inside a dream inside a…

Yes, it’s actually very handy. You don’t even need to use the Pro version of Elementor, although we love it very much. We use it ourselves on our marketplace to make things extra yummy. 

Anyways, Team Sketch2React over and out, it’s rather late now. We need to sleep 눈_눈

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Feature One

It wouldn’t be a real WordPress theme without a bit of good old mumbo jumbo.

Feature Two

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Feature Three

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