Custom CSS

In the instance that your team would like to override Pandium's built-in options and embed your own CSS styles, or maybe you just want to upload your own embedded scripts, you can accomplish all this from the Custom CSS Tab.

When working with the CSS editor, all of your activity in real-time will be marked as a draft, which you should see icon for so:

Using the Editor, you should see the following four options:

• Upload - If you want to upload a CSS file, simply select the "Upload" button, and this will display in the editor as a “draft”.
• Download - If there is existing content in the editor, this will allow you to download this information as a .css file
• Reset - When editing your draft, if you make a mistake or simply wish to start over, this option allows you to reset the contents of the editor to the most recently saved state.
• Save - Once any of your drafts are completed and the content looks good to you, feel free to hit SAVE, and you should see your changes immediately reflected in your marketplace. You'll know these changes have been saved because the "Draft" flag icon will be removed as well.

As you customize your marketplace, please refer to our sample file for available class names, which you can find in the sample file.

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