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# Custom CSS

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Flexi gives you full control over styling with custom CSS, whether you want to target a single block or apply changes across your entire theme.

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#### Enable Developer Mode

In the theme customizer, open a section or block and toggle on Developer Mode. This reveals advanced styling options.
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#### Add a Custom Class

Enter a custom class name into the text input. This lets you target that specific section or block in your CSS.
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#### Write Your CSS

You have two options:

* Local CSS → Write CSS directly in the section or block for one-off adjustments.
* Global CSS → Add your styles inside the Flexi app embed to apply them site-wide.
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This setup makes it easy to keep styles organized. Use local CSS for quick tweaks, and global CSS for consistent, brand-wide changes.


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