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Guide to Creating a Website Based on Umbraco and ByteEditor with Custom HTML and CSS 

⚠ Note

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on creating a website using Umbraco and ByteEditor with custom HTML and CSS. The guide includes the process for adding a custom header and footer, using Block Grids and managing ByteEditor elements.

Step 1. Setting Up the Project

To customize your front end, start by installing and using ByteEditor Site Builder for Umbraco CMS. Follow one of our guides to set it up with either SQLite or MS SQL Server.

 


How to install the solution using SQL Light

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How to install the solution with MS SQL Server

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Once completed, the project will run on your local machine.

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Step 2. Working with the Block Grid elements

To add your HTML and CSS, remove the default blocks and elements in ByteEditor. This will help avoid any conflicts with your custom code and styles.

  1. Log in to the Umbraco backoffice.

  2. Navigate to the Settings section and the Document Types tab.

  3. Select the Block Grid document type.

  4. Go to the Content property settings.
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   5. Access the Block Grid settings.

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   6. Delete the block you want to remove.

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     7. Save the changes by clicking the Submit button.

Step 4. Adding custom header and footer

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Header Customization

Create your custom header

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Footer Customization

Create your custom footer

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Step 5. Creating custom layout, block and element

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Create layout

Create your custom layout                                                                            

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Create ready block

Create new ready block for your                          custom HTML and CSS

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Create new element

Create new elements like cards using                    simple step-by-step instructions.

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