• Resolved muntesco

    (@muntesco)


    Hy to all,
    I am new to WordPress, so little experience, mostly trying things directly, consulting forums, etc. I am creating my first site (static and dynamic pages) that contains a lot of text, photos, tables, boxes, buttons, etc.

    Recently I realized that it is much easier for me to create text boxes, or other figures in HTML editor, writing directly a css code. The problem is that this code is removed when switched to Visual Editor (a lot of WP users have the same problem for years). On the other hand it is easier to work with text in Visual editor with all the formatting options available.
    I have tried different solutions (CKEditor instead of TinyMCE advanced, no editor at all, no one works properly).

    I have at least 10 different text boxes (different colors, borders, padding, etc) and more figures, lines, etc

    should I introduce, create a style.css with codes to all of this boxes, shapes, functions, or is it other way to put them into my pages.

    thanks

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  • Thread Starter muntesco

    (@muntesco)

    So, finally, after different attempts with a lot of editors, plugins, tutorials, I realized that the fastest and reproducible way is to put my custom css (hope to get the same results with javascript and jquery) into my child theme style.css. Then just insert my content between the div tags.

    however, if someone has other solutions, it would be great.

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