Elements Reference
CSS Code
The CSS Code element adds custom CSS to the page. The code you write is compiled into
the document's stylesheet file — it adds no markup to the page at all, so where you
place the element makes no visual difference.
Content

- CSS Code — the code editor, with syntax highlighting. Write ordinary CSS rules
with your own selectors. - Disable Builder Label / Builder Label — in the builder the element appears as
a striped label block (that's all there is to see — CSS has no visual body). Rename
it via Builder Label or hide it with Disable Builder Label; the label never
renders on the real page.
As the panel itself notes: the CSS is added to the document-specific stylesheet. If you
specifically need an inline <style> tag in the markup, use the HTML
Code element instead.
Scope
The rules land in the stylesheet generated for the current document (for a page,
uploads/oxygen/css/post-<id>.css), so they apply on pages where this document is
rendered — this is per-document CSS, not site-wide. For site-wide custom code, see the
Custom Code area in Oxygen's settings.
Related elements
- HTML Code — raw markup, including inline
<style>tags. - JavaScript Code — custom scripts.