Styling for an individual view?

[chipbite]

Hello!

I am starting to see the need to: Adapt the styling for some (specific or indiviual) views.

Example: For the landscape view, I would like to do some specific styling, to make it less cluttered. I might want to remove some texts (metadata and description false) for this view, and perhaps adjust font sizes, etc...

Is there a way to accomplish this? AFAIK styles are always applied globally, to whatever elements that the style is set to apply to. I guess, what my mind got stuck on was the ability to somehow set styles for certain tags, to be applied for an individual view or a certain set of views.

Perhaps there is a different way to accomplish this?

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Illustrative code snippets

Some code showing an example of what I conceptually would like to accomplish:

        systemContext ss "Diagram1" {
            include *
            autolayout lr
            styles {
                metadata false
            }
        }

But, it could ofc also be something like expressing a filter/scope in terms of views on the styles declaration. Stupidly (not an actual suggestion), for illustration purposes:

        styles {
            element "generaldatastore" {
                view systemContext
                background #5A6064
                color #ffffff
                shape Folder
                metadata false
            }
        }

And again, I am very open to any ideas on how to accomplish this. Maybe a script or plugin could solve this, I cant see it right now.

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