I’ve tried playing around with it and right now if I turn on dev mode and give an element a custom ID, I cannot see this ID when publishing the page and inspecting that same element. It’s still using the default WIX ID. So I’m wondering, even if I could use my own CSS file, how do I target elements on the page?
I know this has been asked before but just wanted to check as of April 2023, does WIX allow custom css code? Do they ever intend to? A lot of the answers I’ve seen from years ago say no, but you can vote for the feature request.
I appreciate any help, thanks!
I believe it is something coming in the future. @noahlovell Do you have any ETA for this?
Note: You can still do that with HTML element and custom element.
I appreciate your reply. So basically if I did want to target an element w/ css, it can’t be any standard WIX element, it has to be an HTML or custom element?
And then how do I add my css file? Just put an external link in the head section of the custom code feature?
Hello! Custom CSS is currently in a closed alpha. I do not have a launch date yet, but this ability is coming. If you are on Discord, we do have a form to sign up to test if you are interesting in seeing the funcitonality before roll out.
Thanks Amanda! That’s good news finally. Are we talking weeks? months? next year?
I am not able to speculate on the roadmap, but in general once something is rolling out to users in testing its usually months. Hard to say always becuase the purpose of these phases is to find problems or missing functionalities and assess how folks are using the features.
If many pain points come out of this, then things can take longer to launch. Hence why I can’t speculate but I know for sure it’s coming
Can you help explain how to do this with a Wix element? How do I target the element in the css? When I try to rename the element ID it doesn’t work: (