rio
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Hi,
I am enjoying CSS tools so much. It helps me have more design flexibility.
I think it doesn’t work if I place a dynamic expression in the field(Your CSS area).
Is this a Pro feature??

It works perfectly fine if I use plain text like the following:

ID attribute is also works fine with an dynamic expression.
Please check my sample page to see what I mean here:
https://bubble.io/page?type=page&name=testfailed&id=titl-forum0722&tab=tabs-1
If this is for the CSS tools Pro, I can’t wait to buy that. @jarrad @levon
levon
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Hey Rio, @jarrad suggests using this instead js, $(‘SearchForThing’).css(‘background-color’, ‘#fefa11’)
rio
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Ah, do I have to run Javascript?
Well, time to start learn new things…
I’ll come back to this thread when I manage to find solution.
Thanks anyway.
Rio
rio
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I made it! Thanks @levon and @jarrad

It worked just fine once I put “#” before the expression.
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rio
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Sorry to bring back with another issue related to this.
I noticed that the second element with the same ID attribute is not working.
Is this supposed to be like this? I hoped it works like the CSS “class”.
Thanks in advance. @jarrad
system
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