1 - Ensure you have no fluid typography generated variables
2 - In the Variable manager, create a number of variables that have the same names as those created by the default fluid typography generator settings, e.g. --text-m; --text-s etc.
3 - In the fluid typography generator, select the category and then click Generate Variables
The scaling variables are created and these have the same names as those you manually created in step 1.
This shouldn’t be allowed and a check preformed against those defined in the variable manager and a suitable message displayed.
I want to replace all my manually entered scaling variables with a set generated by the fluid typography generator. To do this, I can temporarily create a duplicate set of variables and then delete all the original variables. This would mean that the variable names don’t change and so hopefully wherever I have used the original variables in custom CSS or in an element’s Style > Typography > Font size field Bricks would simply use the new variable values.
The new “style manager” should give you all the flexibility needed, now available in Bricks 2.2 beta, which can be downloaded from your account.
Changelog: Bricks 2.2-beta Changelog – Bricks
Please let us know if you are still experiencing issues.
As with any pre-stable release, please do not use it on a production/live website. It is only meant for testing in a local or staging environment. The more feedback we get, the better
