Documentation

Step-by-step guides for every tool in Webpress — from your first project to a published site.

Getting Started

The Editor

Styling & Design

Styling overview

What "styling" means, where the controls live, and the difference between Simple and Pro mode — your map for the whole Styling & Design section.

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Understanding classes & states

What CSS classes are, how to use them to style many elements at once, and how to style hover and other states — explained for non-coders.

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Typography

Control how your text looks — font, size, weight, line height, letter spacing, alignment, and more — with every control explained in plain language.

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Colors & backgrounds

What text color, background color, background images, and gradients are — and how to set each one with the color and background controls.

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Spacing — margin & padding

The single most useful styling skill — understand the box model and use margin and padding to give your design room to breathe.

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Sizing & units

Set width and height, understand px, %, rem, vw and vh, and use overflow and object-fit — the controls in the Dimension sector.

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Borders & corners

Add outlines around elements and round their corners — from subtle card borders to fully rounded pill buttons.

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Effects & shadows

Add depth and polish with shadows, transparency, blur and other filters, smooth transitions, and transforms.

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Layout — flexbox & grid

Arrange elements into rows, columns, and grids with the Layout sector — align them, space them with gaps, and control how each item behaves.

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Position & layering

Pin elements in place, overlap them, and control which sits on top — using position, offsets, and z-index. An advanced but powerful sector.

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Brand kit & design tokens

Set your colors, fonts, and corner style once in the Brand Kit, and have your whole site follow — the fastest way to look consistent and re-theme in one click.

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Adding fonts

Install Google Fonts, use the fonts that come with templates, and upload your own font files so they appear in every font picker.

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Custom CSS

The escape hatch for advanced styling — add any CSS property an element's controls don't expose, plus where site-wide custom code lives.

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