Bricks Version: 1.3.7
Browser: Chrome 90
OS: Windows
It would be great if the copy styles functionality could copy the font family, size, etc. from a heading (when set in the theme styles) and apply it to another element like the rich or basic text element.
Use case: We typically have an h1 at the top of pages, but on post pages we would rather it say News (as basic text) in place of that h1 and have the heading below. By allowing the copying of heading styles, it would save a little bit of time inspecting the h1 and recreating the styling.
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Hi @zestjosh
Why do you not use a CSS class, a class does not carry HTML so you can still have the h1 or h2 tag but use the class for styling or if you do not want to use a heading element.
What i did before 1.3.6 was to use the lead and hero (set up in theme styles) so i could have the heading slighty different for the ones on different pages. I cannot remember of the top of my head if the rich or basic text has the dropdown included to choose hero or lead though.
While that solution would work, it feels like a quirk that you would have to know/plan for. I think this would be a good solution for users that do not understand why copying styles like this wouldn’t work or do not understand how to use the inspector. I think it’s a convenience factor that I don’t really see other builders offering.