We cant figure out, how the selector is handled (is it prefixed somehow?).
Also: There seems to be a problem with the css/html/JS tabs, the `typo_titel` var and its underlying properties are not showing up. (Same seems to be true for the margin attribute).
Feel free to answer my points. To help you, I rephrase them and add some gathered info:
1. The selector from the selector field string is prefixed with some class (there is no Twig-variable for it), not being able to overrule the `#{{uc_id}}` in own styles. That needs to be fixed: ether by a var like `uc_class` to replace `#{{uc_id}}`, or change the generated prefix class to use the ID as well. Is this going to be tackled?
```
#uc_fab_mit_ausfahrbarem_content_v2_elementor11355 div.ue_fix_elemhost > section > header > label { padding: 0; /* has priority, is set in style-tab */ }
.elementor-307 .elementor-element.elementor-element-5809a56 div.ue_fix_elemhost > section > header > label.ue_fix_label1 { padding: 0px 10px 0px 10px; /* is set by elementor attribute */ }
```
2. There seems to be a major bug: attributes of type margin, padding, font, etc. do not show up in the vars list. Is this going to be fixed?
EDIT: Is there any way (or trick) to access these properties by twig? (For my js scripts)
The Typography-Attribute is set up with a title, name and selector:
The problem:
We cant figure out, how the selector is handled (is it prefixed somehow?).
Also: There seems to be a problem with the css/html/JS tabs, the `typo_titel` var and its underlying properties are not showing up. (Same seems to be true for the margin attribute).
UE Version 1.4.49
its simpler than this
just give the title a class.
and in the selector just add a dot . with the class name.
Feel free to answer my points. To help you, I rephrase them and add some gathered info:
1. The selector from the selector field string is prefixed with some class (there is no Twig-variable for it), not being able to overrule the `#{{uc_id}}` in own styles. That needs to be fixed: ether by a var like `uc_class` to replace `#{{uc_id}}`, or change the generated prefix class to use the ID as well. Is this going to be tackled?
```
#uc_fab_mit_ausfahrbarem_content_v2_elementor11355 div.ue_fix_elemhost > section > header > label {
padding: 0; /* has priority, is set in style-tab */
}
.elementor-307 .elementor-element.elementor-element-5809a56 div.ue_fix_elemhost > section > header > label.ue_fix_label1 {
padding: 0px 10px 0px 10px; /* is set by elementor attribute */
}
```
2. There seems to be a major bug: attributes of type margin, padding, font, etc. do not show up in the vars list. Is this going to be fixed?
EDIT: Is there any way (or trick) to access these properties by twig? (For my js scripts)