[Plugin: WP Super Edit] Custom CSS styles

I just installed this plugin for the first time, but I think I can confirm this issue.

I’ve created the editor.css file and can confirm that it’s working because the custom styles show up in class dialogue of the new link window.

A quick fix would be GREATLY appreciated.

I didn’t find this issue, but I did notice some old depreciated functions that I’ve fixed.

I should also note that the Theme Classes and Emoticon functions were moved to sub-plugins since version 2.3. These sub-plugins are not doing proper checks yet, so some folks may not know that they need to activate the WP Super Edit plugin and the WP Super Edit Theme Classes plugin.

Theme Classes will show up in some places in the editor and you should be able to use the Custom CSS Classes drop-down that can be added as a “button”. I think it will only show single classes, so you can have “.colorfull-border {}” but not “body .colorfull-border {}”.

I also took notice of a suggestion sent in and hopefully I have removed as many error warnings as possible.

If you have direct information about this issue and I haven’t fixed the problem, please let me know.

Thanks for the reply.

I’m 99% sure that the update you just pushed out made the “Custom CSS Classes” plugin appear on the “Configure Editor Plugins” settings page. I had the custom editor plugin enabled before, but neither the option nor the style button appear until now.

It seems that whatever you did, worked!

However, I’m still having problems getting the styles to show up in the styles dropdown menu. Are there any known issues with child themes? I’ve tried placing the editor.css in both the parent and the child theme and it doesn’t seem to make a difference. The default wp styles show up but not the custom ones.

Hmm. I don’t have a file_exists check for the filter that places the editor.css file and I am still using the old ‘mce_css’ filter.

You should do a view source on your edit post screen. Somewhere toward the end you will have the javascript initialization for the tinyMCE editor. In that mess you should find something like:

content_css:"https://work.funroe.net/wp_t/wp-content/themes/funbox-test/editor.css"

If you see something different then that could be a clue.

Looks like it was just a caching issue. My apologies.

Thanks again. This is the best of this type of plugin I’ve used.