#cedric-address-element-styling

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calm cairnBOT
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sand sonnet
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I've applied the style this way, however it does not reflect

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solar hornet
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Let me check...

solar hornet
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I'm doing some tests sorry for the late reply...

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I think you are missing the state

calm cairnBOT
solar hornet
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For example:

  const appearance = {
    theme: "stripe",
    variables: {},
    rules: {
      ".Label--empty": {
        color: "blue",
      }
    }
  }
sand sonnet
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what is the state that has to be added?

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I've tried added theme and variables attribute but there is not effect

lavish tinsel
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hi, taking over/having a look. Would you happen to have a link to a site I can repro what you're seeing? no worries if not.

sand sonnet
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however the update to add the font modifications are not there

lavish tinsel
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I see. Unfortunately I'm not really following at all or understanding what you'd like to see, sorry, my brain is a little fried today

sand sonnet
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ok,
So this is what i'm trying to achive.

  1. I want to be able modify the font attributes of address element at the field level
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also as a question, do i need to apply the appearance at the Elements block or at the field level

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If i apply the appearance attribute at the Elements component as opposed to AddressElement then the styles are applied

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however, not all styles are being applied

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font size is not being respected

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it is being over riden

calm cairnBOT
barren crescent
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👋 taking over and catching up

calm cairnBOT
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