I’ve run into the same issue before in Themler, it’s definitely not as straightforward as it should be. You can add custom CSS classes and IDs, but the option is a bit hidden. When you select an element (like a container or button), check the Properties panel on the right side. There’s usually a section for “Advanced” where you can define extra classes. From there you can control the styling with your own CSS file.
That said, Themler is limited compared to modern builders, so sometimes you need to edit the exported code directly to get full control.
By the way, while working on design tweaks for a pet project, I also ended up building a small tool for calculating dog to human years. I totally get the frustration of wanting more control and precision when tools don’t make it easy.
I’ve run into the same issue before in Themler, it’s definitely not as straightforward as it should be. You can add custom CSS classes and IDs, but the option is a bit hidden. When you select an element (like a container or button), check the Properties panel on the right side. There’s usually a section for “Advanced” where you can define extra classes. From there you can control the styling with your own CSS file.
That said, Themler is limited compared to modern builders, so sometimes you need to edit the exported code directly to get full control.
By the way, while working on design tweaks for a pet project, I also ended up building a small tool for [calculating dog to human years][1]. I totally get the frustration of wanting more control and precision when tools don’t make it easy.
[1]: https://petagecalculator.com/