[wp-testers] CSS in WYSIWYG

[Humaneasy Consulting]

Hi Andy,

I think I'm going to look into it.

One solution would be to retrieve all non-specific-TAG related CSS selectors
every time you change the theme or just change the CSS theme file AND save
those values in a Javascript style file to be included before TinyMCE own
files.

Regarding your concerns with loose selectors:
How many times do anyone change the theme or the CSS file?
Only a few times I think.

And if you change a theme and forgot to include in the new CSS your own made
CSS selectors then you shouldn't have touched the CSS in the first time,
should you?  ;-)

Best,

Lopo


2005/12/6, Andy Skelton <skeltoac at gmail.com>:
>
> On 12/6/05, Humaneasy Consulting <humaneasy at gmail.com> wrote:
> >  Is it too hard to have a pulldown menu with all the general classes
> (not A,
> > Hx or any other associted with a specific HTML tag) so that we can add
> them
> > as we wich?
>
> That's easy. The hard part is knowing which classes are supported by
> which theme stylesheets. Not all themes include CSS selectors for a
> class named "capitular."
>
> Then, if you switch themes, your classes might do something undesired
> in the other theme but now they're coded into the post so... too bad.
>
> If you want to flesh out the scheme and code to do something like
> this, including a way for theme authors to get their special classes
> into a dropdown in the editor, please do so. If you need more plugin
> hooks in the core, please ask for them right away.
>
> Andy
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