What does disabling Standard styles really do?

  • Resolved mike8040

    (@mike8040)


    11 months, 1 week ago

    So I would like to change some styles to the minimal form and also for the newsletter itself as the editor is rather limiting with rows and background/background container. Also having two different sub from styling (footer / popup) is getting unnecessary complicated in terms of styling. Since I generally prefer not to use !important tags and add duplicates, I would like to use a brand style sheet for the form and newsletters but I do not need to write it from scratch as a lot of works good how it is. There must be a style sheet where I can copy the basic configuration?

    I studied the docs and what is not clear is if I disable “Standard styles” in advanced settings, whether the form styles get disabled (the do) only or also the newsletter / welcome email styles too?

    And second question. With add_filter(‘newsletter_enqueue_style’, ‘__return_false’); I can define a global style sheet just for the newsletter related elements (forms + welcome + emails), correct?

    • This topic was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by mike8040.
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  • Plugin Author Stefano Lissa

    (@satollo)

    The standard styles are the styles inject into the site frontend to style the standard subscription forms and profile page. They are not added to newsletters (which needs special styles, email clients do not work like browsers).

    Thread Starter mike8040

    (@mike8040)

    Ok thanks for your response. The last question is unfortunately not clear

    And second question. With add_filter(‘newsletter_enqueue_style’, ‘__return_false’); I can define a global style sheet just for the newsletter related elements (forms + welcome + emails), correct?

    I do now about email styling is handled different. My outgoing emails have a brand styling and also the emails for forms do have one. I could style them accordingly. But I seem to not be able to style the newsletter emails. They miss a lot of basic layout features like an outer and inner container with different background color each.

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