SOLVED Different style tab for different layouts
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Hi I created a new layout for the Helium template following the tutorial in the docs.
The layout removes most of the sections in the default layout from Helium, while adding a couple. I was wondering is there a way to remove a bunch of the sections from the Styles tabe of this layout (for example my layout doesn't have the Feature section) so it is less cluttered and less confusing? But if I want to create different layouts have the coressponding sections apear in the styles tab?
Also, I was looking for a header.html.twig file (as in Helium the header section has a background image and background overlay section) and i wanted to copy that for another section and add it to the custom folder but cannot find where that is. - This is our Web Tech Plus Team account. Advice, design and other things are what we do, thanks for your help and understanding.
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Think I figured out the solution to the final paragraph. There is only a section.html.twig file. For example, the header, to add the background image you's create a _header.scss file and add $header-background and apply it to the background property, is that correct?
Still don't know about the other stuff though - This is our Web Tech Plus Team account. Advice, design and other things are what we do, thanks for your help and understanding.
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1. No you can't remove certain sections from the styles tab for a specific outline - it applies to all outlines in that template.
2. I wouldn't bother trying to add configuratble options in the styles tab... instead just use CSS to add the background image.
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Will keep that in mind for next time
Thanks for your answer, I was trying to set up a template with maybe 4 outlines or so with different sections to use as a base where other members on the team could come in and quickly style things how they want rather than getting into the CSS. Have learnt a couple of tricks with G5 so might try and include them into processes going forward - This is our Web Tech Plus Team account. Advice, design and other things are what we do, thanks for your help and understanding.
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