Limiting over use of inline CSS styling on elments and using external CSS.

Hi

Great work on the theme rebuilding and additions, such as the be builders, one thing I come up against is the overuse of repetitive CSS styling in the markup, combined with the need to redo each individual element each time.

For repeat, use Is there a way to not define what styles you would like to use for the components used and use these every time they are placed/ used? i.e. like used in traditional CSS methods of coding.

I hope it makes sense the way I have explained it,


I guess effectively removing inline CSS and having externally defined CSS for such elements and not having to repeat multiple inline styles each time.

In away having a method to define CSS which are selectable from a drop-down list with the ability to apply to an element.


Thanks

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