rinh

Hi and thank you for your reply.

I don’t think I’d like to remove all of the CSS, but I should’ve provided some examples earlier to me more clear so I’ll do it now.

In this example I’d create two columns, that stack on smaller devices. In the left column I have a cover image with a min-height of 100 vh. If I set the height in the editor it’ll write it out with inline CSS like so:

<div class="wp-block-cover is-light" style="min-height:100vh">

Then if I would for example like the height of the cover to be only 50vh instead of 100vh when the columns stack I can’t override it with custom CSS without also adding !important, because inline CSS have the highest priority. This applies to lots of block settings in the editor, like paddings, margins and so on.

I admit I got a little frustrated when I first noticed, but it’s not a major issue after all. My solution to it is to not use the block settings in the editor at all for blocks I know I’ll also add custom CSS for other devices.

I still think it would have been good if there was an option to prevent the editor to write inline CSS, so that custom CSS have higher priority.

I found a way around it as mentioned above so feel free to mark this as solved though.

Thank you very much, both of you, for the in-depth answer on this.

I don’t know what I did wrong last time I tried with shortcodes, but I decided to try again after reading your post and it works! Custom block sound like a great option too although perhaps beyond me, but I’ll look into it too.

With shortcodes working now the possibility is there to achieve this. Thank you again.

Wonderful, worked out really well.

Thank you again for all the help.

I hadn’t seen that one, thank you!

From a quick look that seems to do exactly what I’m looking for. I’ll give it a try as soon as I can.

In case anyone is looking for the same, I got help rewriting my redirect function so it can redirect users to custom URLs based on their roles.

function redirect_after_logout( $user_id ) {
    $current_user = get_user_by( 'id', $user_id );
    $role_name    = $current_user->roles[0];
    
    if( $role_name == 'A_ROLE' ) {
        wp_safe_redirect( site_url( 'URL_WHERE_EVER_YOU_WANT_TO_REDIRECT' ) );
        exit;
    }
    
    if( $role_name == 'ANOTHER_ROLE' ) {
        wp_safe_redirect( 'URL_WHERE_EVER_YOU_WANT_TO_REDIRECT' );
        exit;
    }
}
add_action( 'wp_logout', 'redirect_after_logout' );

I’ll be giving it a try. Thank you for the quick reply!

Thank you!

I gave the plugin another go yesterday. In the end I feel happy using it, but if it stops working I’ll be sure to check out the function. Thanks again.