Custom CSS with new “Editor”

  • So I logged onto my wordpress site to find a new block editor instead of the old “customizer.”

    Now I can’t figure out how to add custom CSS in the wordpress interface. It used to be under appearance -> customize -> custom CSS but now there’s no customizer.

    I tried googling and the documentation but I can’t find anything helpful. It all pertains to older versions.

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  • lisa

    (@contentiskey)

    try a link like this: yoursite.com/wp-admin/customize.php

    (replace yoursite.com with the proper URL of your webiste.)

    WordPress is moving toward using theme.json file instead of having a customizer. The theme.json file is a little more difficult to use. It has various sections. The most common sections are version (required) and is always set to 2, settings, layout and styles. There some other sections for dealing with template parts. The theme.json file lets you control styling at a block level and also set custom pallets, and font family globally or at the block level. This is a site that has a good tutorial on block editing. It not as easy as the customizer but It is what WordPress is push toward. WordPress 6.2 is suppose to allow you to set different styles with different theme.json files stored in a folder called styles. It will allow you to create different styles and change between them with a single mouse click.

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