‘Additional CSS’ in Experimental

  • Experimental settings removed the beta feature ‘Additional CSS'(Global Settings) in the Gutenberg update before this last one. I found that feature ‘Additional CSS’ very helpful. Should I go back to using the customizer, or create a style sheet in the theme folder? Where should I put my extra CSS, Try to update the theme.json? I seem to remember that Additional CSS was stored in the Themes DB.

    Using Twenty Twenty-Three theme, Gutenberg, Create Block Theme, Reusable blocks Extended plugin to create Patterns

    I see also, that there has been progress in adding more features to each global block. Currently I’m using the Additional CSS feature for Typography on links, vs. Navigation block vs button, and things that have no option to change in the block. like hover, focus and active, on nav block

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  • Should I go back to using the customizer, or create a style sheet in the theme folder? Where should I put my extra CSS, Try to update the theme.json? I seem to remember that Additional CSS was stored in the Themes DB.

    Hi @elurie are you referring to the Additional CSS section that was accessed by going to Appearance > Customiser > Additional CSS?

    Hi again, I found your other review with more information. The Additional CSS section isn’t added by the Gutenberg plugin this is theme based.

    It looks like you are currently using a block theme, these themes come with a Site editor that allows you to design the entire site including the header, footer, and everything in between, with blocks. So you will not be able to see the traditional customizer options.

    However, if you want to access the Additional CSS section. You can do so by accessing this link: add-your-site-url-here/wp-admin/customize.php

    Thread Starter Eve Lurie

    (@elurie)

    yes, thanks.

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