Title: [Plugin: Tinymce Advanced] using editor-style.css with Version 3.3.9.2
Last modified: August 20, 2016

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# [Plugin: Tinymce Advanced] using editor-style.css with Version 3.3.9.2

 *  [Beyondus](https://wordpress.org/support/users/beyondus/)
 * (@beyondus)
 * [15 years ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-tinymce-advanced-using-editor-stylecss-with-version-3392/)
 * I’m currently using Version 3.3.9.2 of the plugin.
 * In the past we created custom styles for WP users to use via the dropdown box
   by adding the styles to tadv-mce.css .
 * With this release, according to the release notes, I need to now put those styles
   under editor-style.css . Simple enough and they show in the dropdown in the WP
   user interface.
 * Now, the issue is, how to have the styles actually be applied to the website?
   The editor-style.css is to make it look a certain way in the editor so adding
   a link to that style sheet may conflict with my style.css . So do I just replicate
   the same styles and put them under style.css?
 * I feel like I’m missing something in this process.

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 *  [Mike Kohn](https://wordpress.org/support/users/rhymeswithmilk/)
 * (@rhymeswithmilk)
 * [14 years, 12 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-tinymce-advanced-using-editor-stylecss-with-version-3392/#post-2086306)
 * When you use the Styles dropdown it wraps the text in a `<span>` tag with whatever
   class you chose. So if you have a class in your editor-style.css called .header3,
   that style will end up looking like this on the frontend:
 * `<p><span class="header3">Your text here.</span></p>`
 * Just add whatever styles you want to that class in your main style.css file.
 *  [Andrew Ozz](https://wordpress.org/support/users/azaozz/)
 * (@azaozz)
 * [14 years, 11 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-tinymce-advanced-using-editor-stylecss-with-version-3392/#post-2086328)
 * [@rhymeswithmilk](https://wordpress.org/support/users/rhymeswithmilk/) is right,
   you can copy whatever styles you put in editor-style.css to your theme’s style.
   css. Another option is to add `@import editor-style.css` at the first row in 
   style.css.

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