Is it possible to use CSS in the text element by using ID Attribute?
I found a short introduction of ID Attribute, but no instructions on how to use this at: General Properties - Bubble Docs
I would be happy for advice on this.
Kind regards,
Susa
Hi @SusaT ! 
You’re right, it looks like you can. There are a few plugins that will allow you to do this.
E.g I haven’t used this, but apparently the Classify plugin allows you to add a CSS class name, ID, attribute etc to your Bubble elements: How to add a custom class or an ID to a Bubble element - DigitalEye Plugins
Thank you, @gerbertdelangen and @WorkWithJordana!
I got also an answer from Bubble support and they suggested these options:
- Use a custom HTML element and put the text in the custom HTML element with the proper styling
- Use a text element with the custom ID attribute and then use JavaScript that finds the element and styles it or a CSS file that finds the element by ID and styles it
Have a nice day there!
Susa
Perhaps, I found a better solution! – But, I do not know if I found the best logic design in this example: paragraphdesign.bubbleapps.io/version-test/
There are separate paragraph input boxes for the article’s paragraphs. When I publish the article, I can modify the space between sections by printing those paragraphs under each other with the space I want to.
There must be a better design for this (maybe a repeating group for text input), but my brains did not work out at the moment.
If you have any ideas on making this work better, I would be happy to hear your advice!