Thanks for the tip! Using F12 to inspect classes is super helpful for identifying the exact HTML elements and their styles. I’ll also check the linked CSS files in the template to understand how attributes like color, padding, and font are applied. If I get stuck on anything specific, I’ll definitely reach out for detailed guidance. This approach should make customizing the template much easier and more precise.

If you’re trying to view a class’s attributes, it usually depends on where you’re looking from. In most cases, you can open the class documentation or inspect the class definition itself to see the listed properties and methods. Some frameworks also let you view attributes through an object inspector or debugger, which can be really helpful for understanding what’s available at runtime.

A common way to see a class’s attributes is by checking its source code or API reference, where attributes are typically documented. If you’re working in an IDE, features like autocomplete, tooltips, or “go to definition” can quickly show you all the attributes defined on that class.