Hi,
Whenever I try updating the CSS on a multisite setup, it escapes single quotes for my CSS.
For eg.
Following CSS:
.page-title {
background: url(‘/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2017/03/color-star-3-114-217610.png’;
}`

Changes back to
.page-title {
background: url(\’/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2017/03/color-star-3-114-217610.png\’);
}

Which breaks the CSS. It seems to be a security issue and hence why it escapes. Also, greater than sign > is converted back to > . Please let me know what could possible workaround or is it a permanent solution and cannot be reverted back.

I am currently using the legacy jetpack custom css editor along side the whole jetpack plugin and when ever I choose the syntax scss it use to compile it to css before placing it on the page. Now when I hit update it places the css inside of the additional css tab under customizer and places actual scss on the page. Since the scss is not valid css it does not include any of my styles. Does that mean we can only write in css when using the legacy editor now?