Hi there
It’s a great plugin, very useful. I need your help, I have lots of posts and if I want to make small changes to the CSS, how can this update automatically and applied across all posts without me having to manually edit and update the posts?
Can you let me know?
Thanks
]]>Hi! The plugin shows a notice saying “Notice: Undefined property: WP_Post_Type::$ID in /***/wp-content/plugins/wp-post-styling/wp-post-styling.php on line 347” on archive pages of any custom post type. Which seems natural for me as there’s no ID in a post type object.
]]>To save the css?
]]>Plugin cannot be activated. When I try to activate it I get an error
]]>Hello.
I am trying to find a way for a non-web-developer user to access custom styles, in a dropdown menu, using the visual editor.
Can this plug-in do that?
Thank you.
]]>Struggling to get quotes to work…
.class:before{content:’@’;background-image:url(‘image.png’);}
It looks like the url works without quote, but I can’t seem to get the content to work. I’m actually trying to set it to be blank, i.e. ”
Thanks in advance.
]]>I’ve used a title attribute in a few cases with great success
as it allowed me to avoid using the !imnportant tag.
for example.
.page table[title=”maintable”]
When I upgraded to 1.2.9 it no longer likes this so
I had to simply change my CSS and remove the
[title=”maintable”] and put !iportant after all my
other attributes to force them to work over the
main sites styles.css.
Maybe my syntax is wrong but it worked for past year or more.
]]>I need to add post styles not to the single, but to the archive/the post listings as well.. Any chance to do this with WP Post Styling?
]]>The activation hook to create the necessary tables does not work properly on Multi-site installs. I had to do a network deactivation then manually activate the plugin for each subsite.
The problem is the activation hook is only called once and not in the context of each subsite. You need logic to create the tables for each subsite if it’s being network activated.
register_activation_hook(__FILE__,’jd_create_post_styling_library_table’)
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/register_activation_hook-on-multisite?replies=4
-Erik
]]>This plugin is almost perfect, but I found a small issue.
I can’t empty the WP Post Styling field when editing a page. I can disable the post styling on the page by selecting “Disable custom styles on this post”, but I simply want to empty the field. If I empty the field and save it, it will revert back to the previous value.
]]>I am using this Plug in for the first time. I want to customize some elements on a specific post. I am including the CSS in the WP Post Styling box, but the post only takes the first value I gave it.
See:
h1.entry-title {
color: #ff4526;
font-weight: 700;
}
When I publish the post, it only takes the color for the h1, but no the rest of values (font-weight, or size…)
]]>I just need a tool, maybe this plugin, for easy to replace the standard style.css at just one specific post.
I dont want a plugin, which makes to much changes in my theme, at any places in different php files.
So I ask me, if when I install this plugin, HOW it integrates it in my theme. easy? is it simple deinstalled, when i dont need it more? …and dont lose anything, especially my original style.css?
I use the Theme Twenty Fourteen.
]]>Hi Joe,
Could you please explain how i can add this css ribbon to a specific post? See here: https://jsfiddle.net/chriscoyier/H6rQ6/1/
Any help on this would be much appreciated.
]]>Thanks for the awesome plugin.
I applied the following css to my “articles” page (my blog):
.main-content{
margin: 0 0 0 225px;
}
hoping that it would also apply to all my future blog posts. It didn’t.
Is there a way to apply this css to the blog template so I don’t have to type it every time I post?
I’d edit the main style guide, but don’t want to change the layout of my homepage. (website: ericrmcclellan.com)
]]>Wouldn’t it be cool you can edit the stylesheets and they still are kept associated with the post?
Or wait… I probably am mistaken this is not needed? As it inserts the css in the post and there it stays?
Found an other bug:
In the insert box on a post edit page I can’t remove the css. I remove it, hit update and its still there!
The box can’t be empty? I think that must be a bug.
Would also be possible to make a permission class so I can edit the permissions per group? With the user role editor plugin.
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-post-styling/
]]>Nice PI. Is there any way to add syntax highlighting?
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-post-styling/
]]>I got “WP Post Styling Library Update Failed” whenever I tried to add a custom style.
I checked the code and found that it seems they database wasn’t created somehow. So I created a new one according to the prefix, i.e main_5_post_styling_library, and it worked.
I’m using WordPress 3.5.1 with multiple sites. I haven’t tried on my other sub-domains, but I suppose it would be the same.
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-post-styling/
]]>I can′t delete a Custom Style from style library, I deleted the page that I used for this custom style, but I can′t delete it from the Library of the plugin settings, thanks for your support
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-post-styling/
]]>Hi everyone,
I do realize that WP has the <!–nextpage–> tag.
What I’m looking for is a plugin that can create slick navigation for multi-page posts like at Ask Men: https://ca.askmen.com/top_10/sports/worst-ref-calls_8.html
Currently, the theme I’m using doesn’t even have a css class assigned for the pagination on multi-page posts: https://www.hivehealthmedia.com/3-health-markers-that-can-predict-your-risk-for-heart-disease-arthritis/
Is there a plugin available? Note, I’m only looking for pagination within single posts.
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-post-styling/
]]>So basically the post styling doesnt show up on pages anymore.
After WordPress update to 3.1 the plugin stopped working for our website.
We are using 1.2.3 version of the plugin.
]]>WordPress keeps losing the post styling.
When you apply a style to a page, WP will honour if for a while, but after a few page refreshes it will no longer apply the style.
Then you have to go back to the page edit screen and reapply it.
Seems to be a 3.0 thing but I have no time to test that right now. It happens in the Twenty Ten theme on a virgin install, no other plugins. Not sure if it happens when I use the control panel or update the page. Haven’t tested it with posts.
That’s kind of useless of me, I know, but if someone else has the same problem you’ll know there’s something to it. And if not — well, PEBKAC.
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