What is Custom-User-CSS?
A wordpress plugin that allows users to add CSS through their blog’s admin interface.
Why use Custom-User-CSS?
WordpressMU users may want more control over the look of their blog.
How do I configure Custom-User-CSS?
UnZip in your Wordpress plugins directory.
Where can I download Custom-User-CSS?
Custom-User-CSS - Wordpress Plugin at blog.oremj.com 3:54 pm on February 11, 2009 Permalink |
[...] their blogs. This plugin is especially useful for WordpressMU maintainers and users. Read more about it or visit its wordpress.org [...]
sethb 9:23 pm on February 23, 2009 Permalink |
ok. this looks great. now, any recommendations on good first steps? how do i look at the CSS source of my theme to edit it? just view page source, cut and paste, and then start editing?
John 1:33 am on March 26, 2009 Permalink |
The least instruction would be useful, bro. Is one supposed to use the custom fields for their CSS? What should the custom field name be? Another dead end in my quest to figure out how WP pages can read multiple CSS sheets.
Jason Judge 9:15 am on April 7, 2009 Permalink |
Any clues how to use this thing? It’s installed, activated, and – well, that’s it. I can’t see anything different.
harmony 10:13 am on April 9, 2009 Permalink |
Thanks for this plugin! Comes in handy with a WpMU installation!
One note I’d like to make for users who are finding the style is not taking is that you must make sure the wp_head() tag must come after the style meta in the header file of the theme.
And for SethB’s question, yes, I suppose you could just copy and paste the old style into the box and edit.
Hope this helps someone.
Thanks Again!