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How is infima actually working? #1763
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D2 site by default uses the infima stylesheets. For basic customization, you may change the variables in Infima not yet a public project and the docs are work in progress, we'll prolly need a bit of geeky spirit for now and learn the variable names by ourselves. |
What I am doing right now is, inspecting the Infima site and figuring out the class names. Is that the way to go? 😅 If there are any WIP docs on Infima, can you link them? I tried looking at npm and GitHub but couldn't find one. |
Unfortunately that is probably the best way to go atm 😅 It sounds to me that you are looking into more customized styling than tweaking Infima variables, in which case you can check out my personal no-style starter, or learn from there how to customize your site. |
Thank you @wgao19 🙂 |
Thanks. Is there any reason this project is private? What are the downsides of making it public while it's being developed? |
Using v2, I deleted the "custom.css" which contained the Infima variables. But when I inspect the styles on the home page, infima variables are still injected,
--ifm-hero-background-color
.I looked at the v2 documentation which linked to the Infima website but nothing is clear there, descriptions still have Lorem Ipsum. I am kind of confused on how to style the site.
Help :)
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