cramdesign

Awesome. I do love the plugin. Thanks!

Yikes. I don’t feel good about this plugin.

At the very least this is sloppy. Possibly it is a virus. Who knows?

style.css is being loaded into the head.

I am using a custom theme. The base is here but not yet updated for all the stuff I am learning about Gutenberg (I made the original before then):

https://github.com/cramdesign/supersimple

Yikes. No, I certainly didn’t mean to mention the user named import. I feel sorry for that person. I will be more careful in the future.

Thanks again.

Matias, dear friend, a solution!

I had tried that but in the spirit of an honest response, I tried putting the css in the root folder but this time I tried a different css file. It worked! So I tried the file I actually wanted, didn’t work. The difference? The file I wanted to use loaded a google font with an @import rule at the top. Removing this line completely fixed the problem.

Solution:

1. remove the @import rule from the css file
2. Load the font in the admin like so:

add_editor_style( array( 'https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Montserrat:wght@400;700&display=swap', 'css/type.css' ));

and in the frontend via a similar method with my other stylesheets:

wp_enqueue_style ( 'font', 'https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Montserrat:wght@400;700&display=swap', false );

I am assuming that when the stylesheet was loaded and parsed to be used in Gutenberg, the @import rule was throwing an error that I didn’t know how to see or silently. I would love to know other people’s experience but I have an easy and elegant solution.

Thanks again to Matias.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by cramdesign.

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To clarify:

• Gutenberg displays the color swatches as defined by editor-color-palette.
• User can select one of the swatches. It is marked.
• The element does not change to the swatch color.
• If saved and viewed on front end, element is colored as expected.

The problem is that the element is not colored in the editor view.

This is a great plugin. Even without the restore feature, having backups on autopilot is the reason to have this plugin. Yes, the restore is done easily enough manually.

Hello, I don’t suppose I could get an early copy of the fix? I hope you are well…

awesome! Thank you. I really look forward to it!

Ok. It seems that this plugin will not run from localhost… true?

I am checking with my hosting provider to see if it is a server issue. However, I have no other plugins active. :-/

With a few email exchanges today, the plugin is now working as it should. Well done!

Got them all I think. I created a pull request with the changes on github.

Thank you for this fine plugin.

still some problems on the new staff edit screen… trying to fix those as well…