Hey Greg, there's a Style element (under Other) you can insert on the page. It presents as a little text box, but seems to accept quite a lot of text.
I'm also a Toddle newbie, so I'm not sure I'm quite doing this the right way. I've been using Webflow and Wized, but as @NoCode ProCode has pointed out, that combo is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain. Webflow is fine, Wized not so much. This is pretty much a POC for me, but looking promising.
To make this work, I exported my original Webflow project. There, I had a "stylesheet" page (a la Relume) which worked great because I could just build a page with Webflow, style the classes, and know the result would be good.
There is one part of Toddle that I'm still trying to wrap my head around. I've been working with Webflow for quite some time now, and am used to the idea that you can style and re-use a class anywhere. In Toddle, styling is attached to specific elements and not classes, so you either have to use components (changes to one are reflected in all the others), or individually style each element. This is a headache, and I'm looking at ways to make this easier and still be 100^ HTML and CSS compliant.
My app fetches content from Xano. The content itself is generated from Word documents (using VBA), so there's quite a stack involved.
Hope that helps.
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