Release date: 2026-08-08
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Composer Style Studio: Design your documents without writing CSS code
Document layouts in Accure CloudSuite are controlled by style sheets, and until now editing them meant hand-writing CSS in a text box — where one mistyped property could silently do nothing. Style Studio replaces that with a visual editor.
What you can do
- See what you are changing. Pick a section — logo, address, line rows, totals, footer — from the navigator, or just click it in the live preview. Adjust font, size, line height, weight, alignment, colour and borders with proper controls, and watch the document update as you go.
- Work from your own style sheet. The navigator reads the sections your style actually defines, including ones specific to your business, and shows how many rules each carries — so drift is visible at a glance. Repeating table structures, right down to individual repeater rows and header rows, are editable rather than buried in raw text.
- Catch the mistakes that were invisible. Style Studio checks each rule against real CSS and flags anything that will never take effect — a mistyped property name, or a value that should not be quoted — and offers to correct it in one click. These are the errors that quietly cost an afternoon of "why isn’t this applying?"
- Understand your style library. Compare any two styles side by side and see exactly what differs, rule by rule. Filter to differences only, then adopt selected values from one style into another. The question "what’s actually customer-specific here?" now has a precise answer.
- Create new sections from ones that work. Base a new section on an existing one and all its rules come with it.
- Nothing changes until you say so. Every save shows exactly which rules will be written and asks you to confirm. Revert restores your starting point at any time. And for power users, the underlying CSS stays open for direct editing — the editor never reorders or discards a rule it does not understand.
Open Style Studio from the Studio button on the Style Info list, with a single style selected.
