Oct 24
Custom CSS classes per blocks
Add the option to assign a custom class to a block so that it would be easier to work with CSS without relying on classes automatically generated per each block.
If now if I want to style only 3 text blocks out of 5 (so not being able to just use the general class ".tally-block-text"), I will have to find the classes for all the blocks (something like ".tally-block-5314f640-6bcc-4048-b5c0-74bddf4006c5" etc.) and then use them in the css specification.
With the new feature I will only have to define CSS for a class ".beautiful-block" and then assign this class to the three blocks.
I would also be able to use the same custom class over multiple forms on the same domain and define the CSS properties only once via code injection.
Completed
Thanks for your response and for providing the link to the supported CSS classes. However, this request hasn't been fully addressed. The current solution—using .tally-block-[UUID]—only allows us to style blocks individually based on their unique identifiers. What was requested was the ability to assign a custom class name to a block so that we can target specific groups of blocks with a shared CSS rule, rather than having to style each block one by one using UUIDs. For example, if we wanted to style only three text blocks out of five, we currently have to find and list their unique class names individually in our CSS. With the requested feature, we could simply assign a class like .beautiful-block to those three blocks and apply styles to them all at once. This would also allow us to reuse the same class across multiple forms on the same domain, making styling much more efficient.