CSS

The actual CSS for a Stylesheet -- Collection: Optional Type: CSS Type

This is the main property on a Stylesheet. It can contain more or less any arbitrary CSS, with just a few security-related exceptions.

For the time being, we're not providing any fancy UI for making it easier to write CSS. This will likely happen someday, but for now, you should only use this property if you are comfortable with CSS and know what you are doing. (We recommend editing the Stylesheet in one tab, and having a page that uses it in another -- this makes it quick and easy to check your work as you go.)

Note that Querki is based on Twitter Bootstrap -- you can assume that all Bootstrap styles are already available.

You should not add this Property to Things. Instead, create a Stylesheet, and edit the CSS Property on that.

Note that we plan to begin white-listing CSS constructs in the near future. In the medium term, we expect to allow nearly all of CSS, but it will be with certain constraints on what you can apply the CSS to, and some constructs will be forbidden. Do not assume that absolutely all of CSS is legal to use! If you need a specific CSS construct, and aren't sure whether it will be legal, please ask.