[Resolved] Documentation only for css. and html. experts

[Jo]

Hi there, why is your documentation only directed at html. and css.-coding experts? Like: https://docs.generatepress.com/article/adding-buttons/

I am using GeneratePress and GenerateBlocks to ESCAPE from coding. I want to use the block editor (Gutenberg) with visual editing chances to escape the coding. But when I am looking up, how I can include a link or some other feature to make the button active I am only getting “experts” stuff like this:

.button.sun-flower,
.button.sun-flower:visited {
background: #F1C40F;
color:#FFF;
}

.button.sun-flower:hover,
.button.sun-flower:active {
background: #E2B607;
color:#FFF;
}

which is of totally no use to me.

Please take into account that lots of people who are going for Gutenberg, site library templates and visual editing have no idea nor intention to get into coding details and want to make beautiful sides without all the deep technical details which coder seem to frolic about so much. But we don´t!

[Jo]

Sorry for the ranting, I´ve found a way better documentation (for visual, non-code editors) on the GENERATEBLOCKS site. 🙂

[David]

Glad to hear you found what you needed 🙂

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