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I am adding custom classes to a child theme and enqueuing the style sheet. To see these styles visually in the editor, do they have to be part of the global styles system in generateblocks?
I am using some code to help the headings render correctly. But if I add some container to make a section and wrapper and then apply a new blank style while in the editor to 1) apply the style and 2) convienntly be available in the future. However, I do not see the spacing properties being rendered.
So, do I also have to add the spacing values to the blank generateblocks global style class to see the spacing? That is, GPP/GPB cannot use the values from the style sheet for the editor page preview?
Thanks as always!
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Hi there,
WP editor does not load your style sheet by default; you will need to use PHP code to make it load your stylesheet.
Is the CSS in your child theme’s
style.cssfile? -
I did enque them for the editor using this action.
add_filter(‘generate_editor_styles’, ‘gp_mini_editor_styles’, 50);
But that alone does not make my styles previewable when editing by adding a blank style.
I need to do some more testing. I will come back to this a little later. But thank you for your reply.
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Your code snippet tells WordPress where to look or how to handle editor styles; it doesn’t actually point to a CSS file or enqueue it. It is a filter hook, which is used to modify a list of styles, rather than a function that directly loads a file.
Try this instead:
add_filter( 'generate_editor_styles', 'gp_mini_editor_styles', 50 ); function gp_mini_editor_styles( $editor_styles ) { // This adds your custom CSS file to the array of styles loaded by the theme $editor_styles[] = 'gp_mini_editor_styles.css'; return $editor_styles; }
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