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Kadence Cloud custom CSS
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I am struggling understanding the concept on how to customize a project (complete site, theme or single blocks) with custom CSS and prepare it to be uploaded into the cloud.
Since the Custom CSS from the Customizer will not be uploaded into the cloud, it is required to make the CSS changes for blocks etc. individually within the Gutenberg editor (for every block on every page). If this is the correct way to do it, how does someone for example deal with optimizing a site for additional viewports – besides the 3 default Gutenberg viewports? Isn’t it more straight forward to give an element a class and apply specific css rules in one style sheet within the Customizer > Custom CSS? Also, how to go about defining different font sizes for additional viewports without using the Customizer > Custom CSS?
Can someone maybe share best practices on how to efficiently work with Kadence cloud and custom CSS? Thanks.
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