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Global Styles
:sparkles: Branch: styles
Introduction
In addition to css, which we looked at previously, Store Framework offers another type of design customization, based on
style.json
.Semantic styling
Every Store Framework block benefit from the same semantic styles definitions, based on Tachyons. In practice, it means that instead of having to change all button backgrounds to use color that you want, you just need to redefine the color of an
action-primary
background
. Customizations usingstyle.json
tend a very big impact through css, since the store's visual identity across every page is usually maintained that way, without requiring a lot of changes. Therefore, use this tool whenever possible, thus avoiding unnecessary css overhead.Investigating
style.json
Colors
styles/configs/style.json
can be confusing at first, because it contains all the style definitions that every Store Framework visual block uses. However, inspecting browser elements is usually a good way to identify which styles to change. For example, right mouse click on any store button and select inspect.Looking at the side bar that opened in Chrome, we notice a couple of definitions, one of them being the button background color (#0f3e99):
In addition, if you inspect while hovering, you'll notice the hover color (#072c75):
If we search the occurrences of both colors in
style.json
, we uncover that the colors we inspected are actually used asaction-primary
for thehover-background
andbackground
, for example. This gives us a better idea of where this definition may appear again.Typography
The process to discovering text semantics with editable fields is the same as the above, we can search for attributes such as font size, weight and family. When inspecting a level 1 heading for example, we notice that its size is 3 rem.
Activity
In
style.json
, replace every color occurrence that you find, substituting:Change the font size for a level 1 heading so that its height is now 2.5 rem.
The expected result is as it follows:
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