Bootstrap Studio provides an intuitive drag-and-drop interface to build websites, but you might need to add custom code for specific functionalities or styles. Here's how you can do it:
1. Using the Code Editor
- Locate the Code Editor: In Bootstrap Studio, you'll find the code editor in the right-hand panel.
- Select the Element: Click on the element you want to modify in the design area.
- Edit the Code: The code editor will display the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code related to the selected element. You can directly edit this code to add custom styles, behaviors, or functionalities.
2. Adding Custom CSS
- Create a Custom CSS File: Go to the "Assets" panel and create a new CSS file.
- Write Custom Styles: Add your custom CSS rules to the new file.
- Link the CSS File: In the
head
section of yourindex.html
file, link your custom CSS file using the<link>
tag:<link rel="stylesheet" href="your-custom-css-file.css">
3. Adding Custom JavaScript
- Create a Custom JavaScript File: Go to the "Assets" panel and create a new JavaScript file.
- Write Custom Scripts: Add your custom JavaScript code to the new file.
- Link the JavaScript File: In the
body
section of yourindex.html
file, link your custom JavaScript file using the<script>
tag:<script src="your-custom-js-file.js"></script>
4. Using Snippets
- Create Snippets: Bootstrap Studio allows you to create custom snippets for reusable code blocks. You can access the Snippet Manager from the "Tools" menu.
- Insert Snippets: Once created, you can insert your custom snippets into your project by using the "Insert Snippet" option in the code editor.
By following these steps, you can easily incorporate custom codes into your Bootstrap Studio projects and tailor your website to your specific needs.