By the way, it would be extremely helpful if there were an option to assign a custom class to each element. While working on this, I noticed that many elements share the same class, which makes it difficult to target a specific header or block. Being able to add a unique class on top of the existing one would greatly increase the flexibility in styling.
One more thing about the CSS: it seems like the class names sometimes change. For example, I target a class in the custom CSS field—it works fine for a while, but then stops working, and I can’t find that class anymore. I have to find and target a different class (since the old one no longer exists), and then it works again. Hopefully this won’t be a recurring issue.
Regarding the classes, you’re right, some elements have dynamic classes, which can be changed after the widget updates. We’ll also try to release static classed for all elements, to make a customization process more stable.
The thing is that just some of the elements have dynamic classes, most of them are static. Could you please specify which elements you’d like to target? I’ll be happy to double-check it for you
Thanks for your response. It’s hard to say now that everything is working. It’s also possible that I initially targeted a dynamic class when it was possible to target a static one. However, if I notice a class change again, I will let you know!
As a result, I had to manually review, filter, and update the classes again. If I have to repeat this process daily, using this widget becomes impractical due to the excessive maintenance required. Is it not possible to leave the classes like they are?
That being said, my calculator contains a significant amount of custom CSS and JavaScript, and I am about to launch major, high-investment campaigns. If these classes continue to change unexpectedly, it could completely disrupt my lead form, resulting in a disastrous outcome.
I would appreciate your advice on how to best handle this situation.
Is there really no way to maintain consistent class names, or at least provide an early notification when changes are planned, so I can prepare and implement updates quickly?
To be honest, I am unsure how to proceed under these circumstances and would greatly value your guidance.
Calculator widget doesn’t have classes with es, but they are also static. For example, in your widget, you used a dynamic class bDRTIl. However, this element also has a static class FormFieldLayout__Label-sc
Thus, if the widget elements have classes starting with es (like in Google Reviews), please use them in your customizations.
If the widget elements don’t have classes with es, please use the part from class= to sc, like in the example above.
We also have a CSS Codes category, where you can find the most popular solutions for different apps. However, if you’re facing difficulties with the customization, finding the correct class, please let us know. We’ll gladly help
I’ve updated my custom CSS and JavaScript today like this:
[class^=“cta__Container-sc-”] {
I thinks it’s set up in a way that it should continue to work after updates.
But i’m having trouble targeting the main header of the result block, especially because of the dynamic suffixes. Is there a permanent way to target this top header specifically?
The problem is that if I don’t use the eIUJDI class, it also targets other elements. But even with just typography__Container-sc-1n2bij5-0, there’s still a dynamic suffix at the end, which makes it unreliable.
