Code customization means manually modifying generated or existing source code to change a page’s behavior, content, appearance, or presentation. Use it for small adjustments; rewrite the prompt and regenerate when the page needs major changes. section 5.4 section 10.8
Customize a generated web page carefully:
- Open the HTML or CSS file in a text editor. section 5.4
- Edit visible text while preserving surrounding HTML tags, attributes, and quotation marks. section 10.8
- Duplicate an existing <details> entry to add an accordion item, then change its title, date, and text. section 5.4
- Adjust CSS color, font-size, padding, margin, width, or overlay values while keeping required units such as px. section 5.4 section 13.7
- Leave complex JavaScript alone unless you understand it; an injudicious edit can make an interactive catalog unusable. section 13.6.3
Change entry text styling
Add this rule to the CSS file to make entry paragraphs larger: .entry-text { font-size: 20px; } section 5.4
<main>
<details>
<summary class="entry-title">Title of Entry 1</summary>
<p class="entry-date">24 July 2023</p>
<p class="entry-text">Entry text goes here.</p>
<p class="entry-text">Another paragraph goes here.</p>
<p class="entry-text">You can keep going if you want.</p>
</details>
Shows the HTML structure of an accordion entry, including its title, date, and multiple paragraphs of entry text. section 5.4
