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Most page builders make custom code feel like an afterthought — a tiny textarea, no real editing tools, and a workflow that pushes you toward “just install another plugin.” The Breakdance code editor is different: it’s a real, IDE-like coding experience inside the builder, so you can build custom features with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript without leaving Breakdance.

In this mini tutorial, we use the Breakdance code editor to build a “recent sale” popup notification from scratch. Along the way, you’ll see what the coding experience feels like in practice: Emmet for faster markup, smart autocomplete, multi-cursor editing for quick refactors, and a smooth workflow for iterating on HTML/CSS/JS. Then we take the finished snippet and turn it into a reusable custom element, so you can drop it into future pages like any other Breakdance element.

=== Chapters — Breakdance Code Editor Tutorial ===

00:00 Introduction
00:20 Add HTML code
01:35 Add CSS code
03:40 Add JS code
09:45 Check results
10:25 Turn into custom element

=== FAQ — Breakdance Code Editor & Custom Code ===

Q: What is the Breakdance code editor?
A: The Breakdance code editor is the built-in editor for writing custom code in Breakdance — HTML, CSS, JavaScript (and more) — with IDE-like features that make coding faster and less error-prone.

Q: Can I add custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in Breakdance?
A: Yes. You can add custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript directly in Breakdance using the Breakdance code editor via Code Blocks, element-level custom CSS, or global CSS/JS (depending on whether you need page-level or sitewide code).

Q: Does the Breakdance code editor support Emmet?
A: Yes — Emmet support in the Breakdance code editor helps you write HTML and CSS much faster using abbreviations that expand into full code.

Q: What is multi-cursor editing and why does it matter?
A: Multi-cursor editing lets you place multiple cursors and edit several spots at the same time — perfect for renaming classes, updating repeated attributes, or making bulk edits without tedious find-and-replace.

Q: What’s the best way to add sitewide code in Breakdance?
A: Use Global CSS & JS in Breakdance when you need code to load across the entire site. It keeps your code centralized and avoids duplicating snippets across multiple pages.

Q: When should I use a Code Block vs Global CSS/JS in Breakdance?
A: Use a Code Block when the custom code is specific to one page/template (or should only load conditionally). Use Global CSS/JS when it should apply sitewide.

Q: How do I turn custom code into a reusable element in Breakdance?
A: Once your snippet works, you can convert it into a custom element with Element Studio so it becomes reusable, configurable, and easy to drop into any Breakdance design.

=== Related Resources ===

– Craft With Code (Breakdance code editor features): https://breakdance.com/features/code/
– Code Block element docs (HTML/CSS/JS in one place): https://breakdance.com/documentation/...
– Global CSS & JS docs (sitewide code): https://breakdance.com/documentation/...
– Custom CSS workflow docs: https://breakdance.com/documentation/...
– Element Studio overview (build reusable elements): https://breakdance.com/features/eleme...
– Element Studio docs (developer guide): https://breakdance.com/documentation/...
– Element Studio tutorial (custom elements example): https://breakdance.com/tutorial/creat...

Code from this video:
– HTML: https://gist.github.com/Spellhammer/4...
– CSS: https://gist.github.com/Spellhammer/6...

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