Span styling - question of understanding

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Hey all,

I’m trying to style a header which has 2 spans. Both using the class .title-txt. So I managed to create the header, defining those two spans, added a global class with the same name, gave it a text color and boom… the whole title is red. When viewing it on the front end, it defaults to black.

So I deleted that global class, applied some custom css to the Bricks settings, and that works.

Why does it not work like expected when I use a global class, which - I thought - should work the same way?

I don’t mind to add custom css, but I would like to understand why that works, while the usual global class way doesn’t.

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only possible with custom css. not with their own styling system. sad but true.

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Well, not a real issue writing a line of html and css. Wish it’d be more Bricks like though :wink:

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depends. i see it as a big issue. especially with their no code claim. but if we see it this way nothing will ever be any issue, right?

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True dat. If I remember correctly there will be more nested elements which will make it eventually available to do this without writing custom code. Only time will tell. But alas, we’re a version 1.5. Can’t have it all with V1 :wink:

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Again…

no code != anything you can imagine

no code == you can build a site without code
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It can be used to group elements for styling purposes (using the class or id attributes), or because they share attribute values,
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I don’t see how that helps me with my original Problem though. I know how the span tag works…