New Post Formatting

  • Resolved Pena47

    (@pena47)


    13 years, 11 months ago

    If I am making a post and want to use a custom size, I have to switch over the html (or use headers, but I’m not a fan of doing that), why is there no size option in the “visual” portion when adding a new post?

    I know I can make it a header, which adds a <h#></h> around the text, but I like to set custom sizes like this:

    <p style="font-size: 30px;">Text here</p>

    Is this bad form? I feel like the “visual” part in WordPress should have a font size drop down list, almost like you see in Microsoft Word, where you could use pixels, %, or points. Anyway, I didn’t want to put this in suggestions because I honestly know very little about wordpress/html, so I figured I might be missing something or using bad form. Do I just need to switch over to html view and manually add the tags every time?

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  • WPyogi

    (@wpyogi)

    13 years, 11 months ago

    Generally, CSS should be in the external stylesheet — that’s the standard of coding that WP adheres to in most cases — and why there is no an easy option for inline styling. And if it’s any kind of heading, you should use h tags as that can affect your SEO.

    Hakkim

    (@hakkimpahammed)

    13 years, 11 months ago

    You can try TinyMCE Advanced plugin, which enables some advanced options in the wordrepss editor. I think this may solve your problem.

    Thread Starter Pena47

    (@pena47)

    13 years, 11 months ago

    Thank to you both, I ultimately went with the plugin even if it’s standard to edit that stuff in the stylesheet. It’s just easier for me and makes more sense 🙂

    The plugin seems helpful, so thanks.

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