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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WYSIWYG Editor should show same font attributes as on ThemeThanks VooDoo,
your tutorial at http://www.deluxeblogtips.com/2010/05/editor-style-wordpress-30.html
is indeed where it was at, i have just posted this same findings of mine with a little help from another member at:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/using-twentytens-editor-stylecss-with-another-theme?replies=3#post-1739787Finally my WordPress Editor can work for me like my HTML Text Editor, the way i want! Now i begin to like WordPress …
Already applied at
http://westernpacifictravel.cz.cc
as well as at
http://astroberatung.cz.ccForum: Plugins
In reply to: using twentyten's editor-style.css with another Theme???Thanks esmi,
i wanted to do that initially – but i thought “it can’t be this easy” – well, it was this easy!!!So, just for others how might come across this issue i sum it up:
To style the WYSIWYG Editors textarea to display text you enter either in the same way (same font style, size etc.) it will look on the front end, or just to have the editing font displayed in a very easy to read bigger different font do simply 3 things (this applies for WP 3 or which ever versions have the TwentyTen Theme in them by default):Get the CSS file “editor-style.css from within the TwentyTen Theme and add it to the main directory of you actual active Theme other than TwentyTen.
Open your specific Themes “functions.php” file within the “Appearance > Editor” PLUS the same file from within the TwentyTen Theme and simply copy this line:
add_editor_style();
from the TwentyTen file to your Themes file somewhere appropriately and that’s it, your Blog editing should be more fun with the font and size YOU preferForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: the million dollar TEXT WIDGET questionThanks a million aphill70
we are getting somewhere, only that i have now a ?> to many…
text 2 to display ?>Probably the final statement came along twice??
Yep, took that out and we’re done, who knew WP could be this easy!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: the million dollar TEXT WIDGET questionthe good news first – no harm done.
the bad news; no show of any text.
I have inserted this:<?php
if(is_page(‘page-id-7’)) : ?>
text to display here
<?php elseif(is_page(‘page-id-16’)) : ?>
text here 2
<?php elseif(is_page(‘http://astroberatung.cz.cc/?page_id=23’)) : ?>
and text to display here 3
<?php endif; ?>(meaning i also tried full URL instead of just page-id)
but no matter, nothing sowing up at all – almost thought it would be to easy…. now what??Thanks alchymyth,
it’s plenty of hours later, and i can say i found the most intelligent and logical solution that works cross browser in WP 3+ – and took my sweat time to post the entire sermon here:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/the-working-simplicity-on-different-background-images-for-different-pages?replies=0Finally also for the medium coder no luxury anymore to have any page or post in a different look!