Styling issues after latest update

  • Resolved mumbomedia

    (@mumbomedia)


    3 years, 3 months ago

    After the last update we have the same problems with all our customers who use Composer to create newsletters. Some of the customers have already noticed this error and complained to us.

    1. links are now underlined and displayed in green color.
    2. adjustments of the font size via the TinyMCE editor show no effect, the font is too small.

    As far as I have researched, this is due to the inclusion of /wp-content/plugins/newsletter/admin/all.css.
    There are corresponding CSS defaults noted here that override the inline stylings.

    Is there a possibility to deactivate the integration of this file or to replace it with a CSS file adapted to the respective customer.

    Would be a lot of effort if I had to reset the plugin to an older version for all affected systems, not to mention possible security problems.

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  • Plugin Author Stefano Lissa

    (@satollo)

    3 years, 3 months ago

    Hi, could you check with the latest update if that problem has been solved? Thank you very much.

    Thread Starter mumbomedia

    (@mumbomedia)

    3 years, 3 months ago

    have tried with the latest version 7.6.6.
    The problem with the green links is still there.
    The mentioned /wp-content/plugins/newsletter/admin/all.css is included and therefore, among other things, all links are displayed in a green color.
    I don’t understand why there has to be general styles at all and even if they are necessary, why there is no setting to change them according to the website so we can achieve a corporate identity.
    Currently we are using the older version 7.5.9 of the plugin where the problem does not exist. For the sake of security, I would use the latest version, so I would appreciate if the problem could be solved as soon as possible.

    I could indeed adjust the CSS file. But this adjustment would be overwritten with the next update , so this is not a sustainable solution in my humble opinion. If I knew how I could prevent the inclusion of this file or replace it with a file that is not overwritten with each update, this would already help me a lot.

    So I hope you could fix this issue asap so that our customer can continue to use your fantastic plugin in a safe environment.

    Thread Starter mumbomedia

    (@mumbomedia)

    3 years, 3 months ago

    I looked at the blocks that show the links in green.
    They have inline CSS as in your documentation https://www.thenewsletterplugin.com/documentation/developers/dev-composer-blocks/#css-inliner.
    But for some unknown reason these styles are not applied inline, so the corresponding elements have no style attribute and therefore only the styles from the all.css file are applied.
    The problem seems to be that the custom blocks are no longer rendering as they did before. Perhaps this will help you investigate the problem further.
    If you need a backup of one of the affected systems let me know so that I could send you a file link to that backup.

    Thread Starter mumbomedia

    (@mumbomedia)

    3 years, 3 months ago

    As it seems there was an issue with the overridden blocks since they used the class attribute instead of inline-class.
    I’ve correct this and now the style are applied as they should.
    Sorry for the inconvenience.

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