How do I create my own style (Current Style)

Timur Taveev

• June 29, 2020 18:09

Hello!

I have an author’s license.

I create my templates based on Brizy. I have successfully developed my template. I have successfully exported my sample site template. I have successfully imported my sample site template using one click demo import.
My question is: How do I create my own style (Current Style)? Now I have to edit and use one of the predefined styles (for example, Car Clinic.).

Thanks for the help!

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  Sandra Prunici

  • June 30, 2020 08:30

  Hi,

  At the moment isn't possible to create your own style but you can try to edit an existing one, for example, "Brizy default" and use it for all pages.

  Best regards,
  Sandra

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  Daniel Wincott

  • December 21, 2020 20:44

  This really should be a priority. The global styles in Brizy is not intuitive at all.
  The colour palette makes no sense and not having the ability to save our own style templates is a real issue that needs updating.

  It would be way better if we could create a colour palette for different elements and be able to see the name of the element you are assigning a colour too. 
  Example:
  Body text #376996
  Headers #6290C8
  Buttons: #6290C8
  Also it should be easier to assign global fonts, to say headers, body and metadata. 
  It would also be nice if you could create colour styles as you design and then to be able to assign them globally. 
  I really hope this is on your radar, as a present the current system really puts me off using Brizy

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  Sandra Prunici

  • December 22, 2020 11:34

  Hi Daniel,

  Yes, we will improve the management of global colours and will be easier to use and set global colours. At the moment I can share this general scheme of global colours. Here you can find the destination of each colour. Also, you can check this article.
  At the moment isn't possible to create your own style but you can modify one existent Style and then use it for all pages.

  Let us know if we can help you with something else.

  Best regards,
  Sandra

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  Brian Rougeau

  • February 07, 2021 04:08

  I too have had a similar issue, I hope this problem can be addressed soon. I set up all my global styles in the default Brizy global style template. I switched to the Overpass template then came back to the Brizy default template and all the style changes I made, had reverted back to the Brizy defaults that were there before I made my changes. Is there something I missed? I don't understand the reason for all the other style templates, it only offers a way to lose the work you did. I'm imagining handing a site off to a client and then having them switch templates to see what happens and subsequently losing all the styling on the website. This makes me think that only one template is needed. I am disappointed because there are so many things I love about Brizy, but I feel with this simple lack of functionality, it is not built for client work; unless of course I am doing something wrong.

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  Sandra Prunici

  • February 08, 2021 12:12

  Hi,

  In Brizy is possible to have a page from Template X and another page from Template Y but isn't possible to have a page with some global styling and other pages with another style. I suppose that when you imported a template you also click on "Replace Global Styling" https://jmp.sh/2n9ES25 which we don't recommend if you already have set some global styling options. When you import a layout and activate this option "Replace Global styling", you replace the global styling not only for this page but for all Brizy pages.
  Let us know if we can help you with something else.

  Best regards,
  Sandra

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