All the resources I’ve read online suggest using a different CSS file (i.e. editor-style.css) in order to style the WYSIWYG editor to better resemble what the actual content will look like. For the purpose of testing I tried to just use the main style.css file that I’ve been using for the rest of the site … Read more
I’m working on my first theme built from custom gutenberg blocks. I’ve managed to register blocks and enqueue their specific stylesheets, but I’m running into one issue that’s kind of a pain. A lot of my blocks override global styles from my style.css file. However, when I enable editor styles, the .editor-styles-wrapper class is superseding … Read more
I have tried many different things to get add_editor_style() to load into the source code on my site without any luck. I would like to use editor-style.css to customize CSS properties for my WordPress WYSIWYG. However, I am unable to get it working. Even when I look in Chrome Inspector’s Resources tab and scroll down … Read more
I have a plugin that uses the wp_editor() function to load an instance of the TinyMCE editor. However, the editor is affected by custom styling to make it look similar to the theme through the add_editor_style() function. While this may be great in giving the user an idea of how the content may look on … Read more
I have added some text on tinymce editor on load. (Every time you click on Add new the tinymce editor load with this text.) but problem is how to enable css class which are using in default text. Thanks 3 s 3 Use add_editor_style e.g.: functions.php add_editor_style(‘custom-editor-style.css’); http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_editor_style
