Hi.
In all of our projects we use custom.scss inside custom/scss folder as you have suggested here in forums in order to have no negative affect in future theme update.
Now we are facing the below issue:
we have created a new outline for a certain page which we need to change h4 for example, but h4 has already been changed otherwise in our custom.scss.
In order to achieve this new h4 css change, we inserted the new code inside page settings css of the outline and we have no error, everything works great. We have many other outlines that need similar changes and what we ask is ,what is your suggestion with this situations?
In all of our projects we use custom.scss inside custom/scss folder as you have suggested here in forums in order to have no negative affect in future theme update.
Now we are facing the below issue:
we have created a new outline for a certain page which we need to change h4 for example, but h4 has already been changed otherwise in our custom.scss.
In order to achieve this new h4 css change, we inserted the new code inside page settings css of the outline and we have no error, everything works great. We have many other outlines that need similar changes and what we ask is ,what is your suggestion with this situations?
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