# Configuration

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### Individual CSS code (Snippet)

**Field type**:\
Select

**Available values**:\
• no\
• yes

**Example value**:\
`no`

**Path to the configuration**:\
Tab "Others" => Block "Deprecated"

**Technical name**:\
`twt-custom-css`

{% hint style="info" %}
Store individual CSS code in the snippet twt.custom.css.

These CSS code is loaded directly in the head area and has to be minimized with a CSS minifier tool.

**Example:**\
h1{font-size:50px}.my-class{color:#777}
{% endhint %}

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### Load deprecated CSS classes (optional)

**Field type**:\
Select

**Available values**:\
• no\
• yes

**Example value**:\
`no`

**Path to the configuration**:\
Tab "Others" => Block "Deprecated"

**Technical name**:\
`twt-custom-css-deprecated-classes`

{% hint style="info" %}
Adds some deprecated CSS classes for manual use in Shopping Experiences.

These classes will be removed soon. You can find the current classes in the documentation.

**Example**:\
twt-custom-cms-col-padding-0 or twt-custom-cms-headline-bath
{% endhint %}


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