While utilizing the Styling section to tailor your website, you’ll notice unadorned, golden, azure, and cerise markers for your attributes. An unadorned marker signifies no alteration, a golden marker indicates that this alteration is being inherited by a combination class or from another breakpoint. An azure marker signifies a modification on the current breakpoint. Lastly, a cerise marker indicates that a grid child possesses specific sizing and layout features.
For cerise and azure markers, you have the option to eliminate or reset those styles by interacting with the marker itself, or you may press and click the marker while holding down Option or Alt.
When a marker in the Styling section is golden, by interacting with it, you can identify the source from which that style is being inherited.
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