when you’re building a WP theme
you would be using the dashboard – appearance – editor
enter all the html code into the “html” part of the editor and then view it in the “visual” mode
that is for writing posts or page content.
what exactly are you working on?
what are you trying to format?
or are you referring to the possibility to add styles to the post/page editor:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_editor_style
you would be using the dashboard – appearance – editor
I don’t use that, I do it via my own editor.
that is for writing posts or page content.
what exactly are you working on?
what are you trying to format?
I know, but I am building a already existing site into a new design that I am turning into a WP theme. So the page already has content, of which I have copied the html code and placed it into the html section of the editor; but when you view it via the visual tab, the colors that they are on the page and spacing etc are not the same, obviously because the admin doesn’t have the stylesheet loaded for it.
So I’m wondering if it is possible do that?
I’ll take a look at the add_editor_style page you linked me to, it may be what I need. 🙂
So the page already has content, of which I have copied the html code and placed it …..
consider creating page templates for those pages; http://codex.wordpress.org/Pages#Creating_Your_Own_Page_Templates
That’s what I will be doing. The html code that I copied into the editor is the parts that contain the content that the user needs to have control over.
Btw, I checked out that linked and it’s exactly what I was looking for – thanks!
