A classes manager similar to the variables manager for creating CSS classes with the ability to group/categorize them.
The class control under Customize could have a shortcut button with a list of all available classes for quick insertion.
A classes manager similar to the variables manager for creating CSS classes with the ability to group/categorize them.
The class control under Customize could have a shortcut button with a list of all available classes for quick insertion.
+1
I’ve used this feature on Breakdance and it’s AWESOME! You can right click to create a custom class with your class name of choice, then type into the class field and it’ll auto-match existing custom classes.
I was actually considering to suggest this, just a few days ago actually when I first reviewed the latest Cornerstone Beta. IMO, this would add another notch in securing Pro a GOAT status!
I do see various builders with this kind of functionality. I guess what I seem to miss is how writing CSS and using custom classes is the best way to design similar elements for non-technical users. We have components and want to actively make creating components easier with things like the “Convert to Component” context menu. I also have an “Element Defaults” editor in the works and this feature will also have a way to specify certain prefabs per each element. I can keep a class manager in mind and it probably isn’t that difficult to do, but I think we’ll have to re-imagine the Globals tab and not just keep adding on new tabs to this area. I appreciate the feedback.
I’d use it to create some convenient helper classes for things you can’t do natively in the builder yet and for which you may not want to use a component.
Ooohh 
Was thinking about this recently and was going to suggest a unified “Globals” or “Styles”, or whatever you want to call it, panel that’d bring fonts, colors, variables and anything else that might be included there together. It could have main categories in a sidebar for “Colors”, “Fonts”, “Spacing”, and any other custom category to put variables in.