Core Framework
HomeChangelogDashboard
  • 📖Introduction
    • 📝 Overview of Core Framework
    • 💁🏼‍♂️ Target Audience
    • 🔍 Navigation of the Documentation
  • 🚀Getting Started
    • Getting Started with Web App and WordPress
    • Initial Setup and Configuration
    • Video tutorial: First-time setup walkthrough
    • OxyNinja Users
  • 🧩Builder Integrations
    • Overview
    • Oxygen Builder
    • Bricks Builder
    • Gutenberg
  • Figma
    • Getting Started with Figma
    • Create and Manage Variables
    • Editing Elements
  • 💻Navigating the UI
    • Color System
    • Typography
    • Spacing
    • Components
    • Utility Classes & Vars
    • Breakpoints
    • Manage project
    • Remote Import
    • Preferences
  • 📒How to Use
    • Dark Mode
    • Grid System
    • Filters
  • 🎯Marketplace
    • Buying Products
    • Become an Author
    • Author Guidelines
  • 👕Official UI Kits
    • Blocks
    • CoreKit
    • Violet
    • WooCore
    • Style Guide
    • OxyNinja Icons
  • Official Templates
    • Agency
    • Real Estate
  • 🔨Troubleshooting
    • Common Problems
    • FAQ
  • 📖Changelog
    • Changelog
    • Feature Requests
  • Development
    • CoreFramework\Helper
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  • Video Overview
  • Adding New Breakpoints
  • Adding Classes to Breakpoints
  1. Navigating the UI

Breakpoints

Editing breakpoints could not be any more simple! We have made it super easy to add/edit classes and variables on literally any breakpoint, all within a few easy clicks!

PreviousUtility Classes & VarsNextManage project

Last updated 3 months ago

Video Overview

When you are editing on any breakpoint, the editing window will have a green border to indicate that you are indeed editing on a breakpoint and not editing on "All Breakpoints".

Adding New Breakpoints

To add a new breakpoint of your choice, simply click on the "Add new media query" button. This will bring up a mini modal where you can select your min-width and max-width values:

Adding Classes to Breakpoints

You will notice that each tab will be empty by default. Simply navigate through each tab to add classes/selectors along with their properties and values, and these will be applied to the break point you're currently on. Simple!

Then once again, go through the tabs to add your necessary classes along with their properties and values for your specific breakpoints.

💻
Editing on a breakpoint will turn the editing window green for easy
Creating a New Media Query
Page cover image