Missing CSS from installed Plugins in the Backend

  • Resolved tguldener

    (@tguldener)


    4 years, 8 months ago

    Mailpoet will only loading main CSS files. All the Plugin CSS files are missing. The only loaded plugin CSS will be the mailpoet-admin-global-css.

    So if you like to change the backend design over a Plugin (like Kodeo Admin UI, AIT Easy Admin, etc…), the modified backend design will not be loaded, if you will use one of the MailPoet submenues.

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  • Hello,

    Thank you for writing. Our plugin code works this way because we aim to prevent JavaScript and CSS conflicts with our admin pages.

    If you continue to have issues with your plugins, kindly contact us over email.

    Thanks,
    …

    Thread Starter tguldener

    (@tguldener)

    Hi

    So you are one of the only plugins who think it’s imported to prevent you from other CSS. The better way will be to give the user the option to load also plugin CSS and JS.

    Your plugin is unuseable with this policy. Every bigger WordPress installation have interaction between frontend and backend plugins.

    g.
    Thomas

    Hello,

    Thanks for writing back. We’ve added hooks to whitelist styles and scripts.

    For styles, use:

    add_filter('mailpoet_conflict_resolver_whitelist_style', function ($whitelistedStyles) {
$whitelistedStyles[] = 'modern-events-calendar-lite'; // plugin name to whitelist
return $whitelistedStyles;
});

    For scripts, use:

    add_filter('mailpoet_conflict_resolver_whitelist_script', function ($whitelistedScripts) {
$whitelistedScripts[] = 'modern-events-calendar-lite'; // plugin name to whitelist
return $whitelistedScripts;
});

    Let us know if it works for you.

    ?Thanks,

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