In this video, see how to keep your design consistent using utility classes. Utility classes can be created for anything you use frequently, such as box shadow, margin, padding and buttons. Once you have created your classes, you can easily import them to another Oxygen site using Oxygen’s User Design Library.
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Box shadow generator: https://brumm.af/shadows
UI Gradients: https://uigradients.com/
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good vid thks. One Question @ timestamp 24:47 you had a drop down tab for notes / clipboard etc ….how did you accomplish this? Thks
I love this video for guiding our workflows. Thank you!
Thanks!!
thanks thats make my life become easy
Very useful! I suppose a great way of working would be to define all the design elements in f.i. Adobe Xd first. Then spend some time feeding them into Oxygen. Requires a very systematic approach!
Great Video! Could you show me where to find the site key?
what's the clipboard app that you're using there? looks very handy
Would this process qualify as style kit?
Thanks for this tutorial. Unfortunately the site-key doesn´t work.
" cURL error 6: Couldn't resolve host 'utility.elijahmills.com' "
Is there any other possibility to get the design set?
This is Important topic and should be 'must watch' for every begginer. P. S. Where can one find site key?
REALLY interesting and useful tutorial – persuading me of the superiority of Oxygen!! Did you make the 'site key' available? Where should I be looking?
Very nice 🙂 I was just thinking during the video that it would be really cool to be able to use TailwindCSS for utility classes
In the video you mention that you would be putting a link to the design set that you are creating here. I don't see any link to that.
sir i need a tutorial when the tab elements are more than 6 how to make
them responsive in one row so that it can swipe like uber.com
Thank you very much for this tutorial! It is very helpful. I would like to import the utility class design set, but when I try is says: "Not found"..is this Design Set still available?
thank you for the tips. super helpful!! The class / selector's name can't be edited, right? it would be nice if we can rename them. Also the order of this classes is based on the creation date, correct? It might be helpful if it's sorted alphabetically, so it looks more organized. thanks again!!
Very eye opening. This tutorial video may have been my deciding factor to move forward and purchase Oxygen Builder.
Guys – i have a question: i have built my sites using elementor, but can i some how rebuild the whole site with oxygen? If so will it make it faster?
Great tutorial, Could oxygen builder add a functionality at "manager>>selectors" to change selectors' name globally ? At current situation, after setup a selector's name , we can not change it.
Very helpful. I’m working on a “Oxygen Design Guide” that is largely made up of utility classes.
I have lots of questions about this topic. But for now 3 are enough 🙂 Why we can't use the margins for sections? I use it. Is it ok to use the !important? From the development point of view.How to use paddings classes for columns? Thanks.
I must find out what clipboard you are using on Mac, it looks super useful.