I want the WordPress tinyMCE editor to throw inline CSS for elements instead of adding WordPress classes to them.
Like for example if I add an image from media library, the editor will add classes like wp-image, size-medium etc. The style rules for these classes should be applied inline instead of classes.
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Similar to Styling the Storybook JS but specifically on the content area.
I want to define the typography I am using which also includes the font. I'd rather not do any CSS !important but what I found was some extra CSS is being added in the generated HTML from Markdown and overriding my stylings.
I know I can simply use <Canvas> but I would rather have the rest of the Storybook follow the style I want.
I like to write an WordPress plugin extending the Gutenberg Editor. The plugin uses material-ui to render it's ui.
Unfortunately the material-ui generated css style selectors have a lower priority than some of the Gutenberg css styles. This has the result of mixed css application of both Gutenberg and material-ui css which looks really ugly :-)
How can I configure material-ui to generate styles having a higher priority than Gutenberg css styles ?
One solution could be suffixing every generated css value with "!important". Better option would be to prefix every material-ui generated css rule with an more specific css selector than the Gutenberg styles.
How can I do that using material-ui ?
I would like to add custom CSS styles (not inline styles) in Cornerstone LMS.
Currently I have added the CSS in <style></style> tag along with each widget. But I'm not sure this is a good method to integrate CSS in Cornerstone
See attached screenshot:
What are the possible ways to add custom CSS styles to the Cornerstone widget?
I am working on Umbraco with the Fanoe starter kit. For one of the rows, I use class of "dark". Inside this row, I add a link with classes "btn btn-primary".
Now the bootstrap button font for instance is being overridden by whatever has been defined in the "dark" class.
How to use bootstrap css classes without being overridden by any other css defined?
One thing I could think of is to grab all css related classes from bootstrap and add "!important", but is this the right way to do?
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I have a button on one of my pages in wordpress and I want to float it to the right because right now it is floated left.
Can I do that with css since its created using shortcode? If so, what would I edit?
Shortcode is just a shortcut for outputting normal, pre-formatted HTML. You can write a CSS rule to style the element(s) but it depends on the markup the shortcode is generating:
Output the shortcode and view the page in a browser.
Inspect with Firebug or Chrome Dev Tools (for example) or CTRL+U.
Look for ids or class names on or above the generated elements.
Write a CSS rule that targets the elements using info from #3. You could add this rule in the style.css file in your theme folder.
It's possible that your rule will be overridden by another style; shortcode providers often "sandbox" CSS with inline styling, so that a user's other styles don't interfere with their elements. The quickest solution is to add the !important override to your rule, e.g.:
#target {
float: right !important;
}
This overrides future inline styling on the element.
!important rules