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  • What Theme are you using?

    Thread Starter smitty01140

    (@smitty01140)

    BlankSlate. But I also switched over to twentyten and twentyeleven and nothing worked. I also added add_editor_style(‘editor-style.css’); to my functions file.

    Twenty Eleven does have support for editor styles.

    How do you know that it didn’t work when you switched to Twenty Eleven?

    Thread Starter smitty01140

    (@smitty01140)

    Because I activated the Twenty Eleven Theme and added a style and nothing showed up in the styles dropdown. I am using TinyMCE Advanced.

    This is the style I added.
    .highlight {
    color: red;
    }

    Because I activated the Twenty Eleven Theme and added a style and nothing showed up in the styles dropdown. I am using TinyMCE Advanced.

    TinyMCE Advanced and the Editor Style feature are two entirely different things.

    This is the style I added.
    .highlight {
    color: red;
    }

    Did you add this style definition also to editor-style.css?

    Thread Starter smitty01140

    (@smitty01140)

    Yes I did add the style definition to the editor-style.css. Don’t you need TinyMCE Advanced to get the styles to display?

    Moderator Jan Dembowski

    (@jdembowski)

    Forum Moderator and Brute Squad

    Don’t you need TinyMCE Advanced to get the styles to display?

    Nope. The built in TinyMCE editor supports editor-style.css.

    Disable TinyMCE Advanced, switch to the Twenty Eleven theme and try to create a new post. You’ll see the editor-style.css from Twenty Eleven take effect.

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