Need Help Integrating Custom HTML in Themler Template

alicecox097
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alicecox097 posted this 5 weeks ago

Hi everyone,
I’m currently customizing a Themler template and I’d like to add some custom HTML and CSS code to improve the layout. However, I’m unsure which section or block is best to insert the code so that it doesn’t break the existing design.

Could someone please guide me on:

The correct way to add custom HTML/CSS in Themler.

Whether I should use the "HTML" control or directly edit the theme files.

Any best practices to ensure updates don’t overwrite my changes.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hi everyone, I’m currently customizing a Themler template and I’d like to add some custom HTML and CSS code to improve the layout. However, I’m unsure which section or block is best to insert the code so that it doesn’t break the existing design. Could someone please guide me on: The correct way to add custom HTML/CSS in Themler. Whether I should use the "HTML" control or directly edit the theme files. Any best practices to ensure updates don’t overwrite my changes. Thanks in advance for your help!
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rodriguezrebecca301
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rodriguezrebecca301 posted this 5 weeks ago

The best way to integrate custom HTML in Themler is by using the HTML control element. You can drag it anywhere in your layout and paste your custom code inside it. For CSS, it’s safer to add your styles in the Page → CSS section or in a custom stylesheet instead of editing core files.

If you’re using WordPress, I recommend adding your code through a child theme — that way, your changes won’t be lost when you update the theme.

The best way to integrate custom HTML in Themler is by using the HTML control element. You can drag it anywhere in your layout and paste your custom code inside it. For CSS, it’s safer to add your styles in the Page → CSS section or in a custom stylesheet instead of editing core files. If you’re using WordPress, I recommend adding your code through a child theme — that way, your changes won’t be lost when you update the theme.
Support Team
Support Team posted this 5 weeks ago

Hello,

We would like to add that if the code is added into Home >> Settings >> Additional CSS/HTML Setting and saved, it is kept as part of the theme. So is the code within the HTML control.

However if you edit the files directly, they will be overwritten each time you save the theme. What we recommend if you choose this way:
1. To create a backup of all theme files before any manual changes.
2. To modify the files when you finish some stable theme version (because they will be overwritten with each Save).

Sincerely,
Nettie

Hello, We would like to add that if the code is added into **Home >> Settings >> Additional CSS/HTML** Setting and saved, it is kept as part of the theme. So is the code within the **HTML control**. However if you **edit the files directly**, they will be overwritten each time you save the theme. What we recommend if you choose this way: 1. To create a backup of all theme files before any manual changes. 2. To modify the files when you finish some stable theme version (because they will be overwritten with each Save). Sincerely, Nettie
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