vanjadin

Hi there,

the file structure has to be like Amit desribed it and Karen’s CSS does the trick, thanks!

child theme folder > assets > css > gutenberg > gutenberg-editor.min.css (this doesn’t have to be copied, it just has to have the same name).

I suppose the OceanWP Devs made this styling in order to make the back end editor look more similar to the front end text in the theme (in the basic setting without changes to the typography settings).

But I agree – it makes the fonts in the Gutenberg editor quite illegible and editing unnecessarily cumbersome; please at least increase the contrast of the font there.

Best

Hello,

my wrong – I’m sorry!

Concerning your answer’s second point:

Although renewals are optional, regular updates of plugins are crucial for security reasons.
So any user buying a license should consider the long-term costs of keeping a plugin up to date; a point I obviously missed earlier.

I can also confirm that the translation options of a site I built using Polylang broke after using WP-Sweep.
One of the flags wasn’t showing in the frontend anymore and wasn’t editable in the backend; the only solution then was to delete the language, insert it again and assign all images and posts to it over again…
I’m very careful with sweeping that site, now.

*edit: sweeping anything but terms and options seems to work fine.