Friends, we realize that default settings may not cover every use case, and sometimes you might need a more tailored solution: ![]()
To this end, I’m happy to present a
CSS Codes
category, where you will find the most popular codes to customize your widgets even further!
How to work with the category
It’s super easy, worry not:
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Once you’re in the category, choose the widget you need a code for.
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Look through the list, or use the search bar to find the needed code faster.
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Choose the most suitable solution and go test it in your widget!
Can I add CSS codes myself?
You absolutely can! If it’s not something extra proficient, you’re most welcome to share your codes and help other users this way ![]()
I didn’t find the code for my use case
Not a problem at all! Just describe your idea in our Ask the Community > Customization category, we’ll try our best to find the most appropriate solution for you ![]()
Guys, if you have any ideas or thoughts to share, please do! I really love this new category and hope it will be of great help for many of you

