> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.wpcodelabs.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.wpcodelabs.com/plugins/wpcl-beaver-extender/extensions.md).

# Extensions

Unlike modules, extensions are not additional modules for use on the page. Instead, they are enhancements to the core Beaver Builder functionality that provide some additional functionality and flexibility.

## Custom CSS/SCSS

The Custom CSS/SCSS module allows you to add styles that are automatically scoped to individual Rows, Columns, and Modules! This allows you to make your designs and layouts as complex as necessary to achieve your desired results, even if specific styling options aren't available inside a node's native settings.

Regardless of the type of node the SCSS is being added to, you will find a new section in the **Advanced Tab**:

![The Custom SCSS Settings Pane](/files/-LUIO1mK5y0V0sDaH7Xy)

Any styles written in this area will automatically be scoped to the module they belong to. For instance, the above would produce:

```css
.fl-node-5b87f7a7a9d5d.fl-module-beicon .fl-module-content {
    // Paste Your Styles Here
}
```

Since SCSS is fully supported, you can nest styles, use variables, etc. 2 variables are always included:

* $medium-breakpoint
* $responsive-breakpoint

Which are mapped to the global Beaver Builder settings, and will be recompiled with the settings are changed.

#### Example

![Example custom SCSS](/files/-LUIR28kRuoOgECeIe0b)

\
Will Produce the following CSS, automatically compiled and output:

```css
.fl-node-5b87f7a7a9d5d.fl-module-beicon .fl-module-content .be-icon-wrap {
    opacity: 1;
}
@media (min-width: 641px) {
    .fl-node-5b87f7a7a9d5d.fl-module-beicon .fl-module-content .be-icon-wrap {
        position: relative;
    }
}
```

{% hint style="warning" %}
SCSS is compiled on your server. Some PHP configurations may cause unpredictable results
{% endhint %}

## Animations

By default, Beaver Builder enables animations on modules only. The Animation Extension enables both columns and rows to be animated as well.

Once enabled, you will find a new section for column and row settings under the **Advanced Tab** called **Animations**. Simple select the animation options you want, and that's it.

## Separators

{% hint style="info" %}
Coming Soon...
{% endhint %}

## Module Width

{% hint style="info" %}
Coming Soon...
{% endhint %}


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