Sometimes it’s enough to simply style existing elements from CCS properties that we don’t support directly. It’s best to use the CSS field in the style inspector for this:





CSS properties entered here will end up in the same CSS rules as the CSS generated by Antetype. So, the properties will behave like those generated by Antetype. States, widgets etc. everything works the same.

The simplest example would be a basic cell and the generated CSS (schematic, the CSS selectors are a little different): We enter the following into the CSS field in the inspector:

The generated CSS then looks like this:

As you can see from the example, you have to make sure that you use CSS that works in the desired browsers. The values entered are always written at the end so it’s possible to overwrite generated CSS (but you should know what you’re doing).





Useful Properties

Text Transform



Text Overflow

For this to work, the text must be inside the HTML field and not in the text field.



Backdrop Filter



Filter



User Select



Letter Spacing



Scroll Snap



Position Sticky