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Rename stylesheets key to styles [BREAKING CHANGE]

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@ -130,19 +130,19 @@ Inside that file, copy-paste one of the existing translations from Duckquill and
Additionally to translating Duckquill, you can also override the English stings by copy-pasting `en.toml` from Duckquill to the `i18n` directory of your website and adjusting the values to your liking.
### Custom Stylesheets
### Custom Styles
To add your own or override existing styles, create a custom stylesheet and add it in the `config.toml`:
To add your own or override existing styles, create a custom style and add it in the `config.toml`:
```toml
[extra]
stylesheets = [
styles = [
"YOUR_STYLE.css",
"ALSO_YOUR_STYLE.css"
]
```
Additional stylesheets are expected it to be in the `static` directory. If you are using Sass they will be compiled there by default.
Additional styles are expected it to be in the `static` directory. If you are using Sass they will be compiled there by default.
If for some reason overridden style is not respected, try using `!important` (don't use it unless needed). You can import styles from Duckquill using:
@ -150,11 +150,11 @@ If for some reason overridden style is not respected, try using `!important` (do
@use "../themes/duckquill/sass/NEEDED_FILE.scss";
```
You can also load stylesheets per page/section by setting them inside page's front matter:
You can also load styles per page/section by setting them inside page's front matter:
```toml
[extra]
stylesheets = [
styles = [
"YOUR_PAGE_STYLE.css"
]
```