Changeset 170075
- Timestamp:
- 11/03/2009 08:17:22 PM (16 years ago)
- Location:
- custom-style
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tags/1.0.1/readme.txt (modified) (3 diffs)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (3 diffs)
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custom-style/tags/1.0.1/readme.txt
r170070 r170075 13 13 = What is this plugin about? = 14 14 15 You are using a theme in Wordpress and it looks marvelous good. Well, almost! If you could just change the main color to match your liking, company style, whatever ….15 You are using a theme in Wordpress and it looks marvelous good. Well, almost! If you could just change the main color to match your liking, your companys style, .. whatever! 16 16 17 It’s actually easy in Wordpress, cause you have direct access to your theme’s style files. Just use `Appearance -> Editor` inside the Dashboard and there you go. That’s great until you update the other day your theme cause a new and improvedversion has been released. Then all your custom changes are gone and you have to start from scratch again.17 It’s actually easy in Wordpress, because you have direct access to your themes' style files. Just use `Appearance -> Editor` inside the Dashboard and there you go. That’s great until the other day you update your theme because a new, improved and of course much better version has been released. Then all your custom changes are gone and you have to start from scratch again. 18 18 19 19 A much better way is to save additional CSS rules in the blog’s database and include them inside a `< style/>` element. Of course there must also be a way to enter those rules via the Dahsboard. And this is exactly what this plugin is all about! 20 20 21 This simple plugin will add a `<style>..</style>` element to `<head />`, 22 thus allowing the administrator to customize the "look" of the theme 23 used without actually changing one of the theme's files. This allows 24 you to simply update the theme without loosing your valueable 25 changes. 21 This simple plugin will add a `<style>..</style>` element to `<head />`, thus allowing the administrator to customize the "look" of the theme used without actually changing one of the theme's files. This allows you to simply update the theme without loosing your valueable changes. 26 22 27 23 = Support = 28 24 29 25 If you require any help, if something is not working, if you have an 30 idea for improvement, whatever .. pleasecontact me by sending an31 email to 'wh -at- haefelinger -dot- it'or visit the plugin's home26 idea for improvement, critics, please do not hesitate to contact me by sending an 27 email to `wh [at] haefelinger [dot] it` or visit the plugin's home 32 28 page at [http://workbench.haefelinger.it/project/custom-style](http://workbench.haefelinger.it/project/custom-style) 33 29 … … 83 79 == Frequently Asked Questions == 84 80 85 = No ` <style>..</style>` in my `<head />` element? =81 = No `<style>..</style>` in my `<head />` element? = 86 82 87 83 The plugin depends on the usage of `<?php wp_head(); ?>`. So your … … 90 86 <head> .. <?php wp_head(); ?> .. </head> 91 87 92 = There is a ` <style>..</style>` in my `<head />` element - no visible effect though!? =88 = There is a `<style>..</style>` in my `<head />` element - no visible effect though!? = 93 89 94 90 Make sure that your CSS styles are not overridden by `<style />` -
custom-style/trunk/readme.txt
r170072 r170075 13 13 = What is this plugin about? = 14 14 15 You are using a theme in Wordpress and it looks marvelous good. Well, almost! If you could just change the main color to match your liking, company style, whatever ….15 You are using a theme in Wordpress and it looks marvelous good. Well, almost! If you could just change the main color to match your liking, your companys style, .. whatever! 16 16 17 It’s actually easy in Wordpress, cause you have direct access to your theme’s style files. Just use `Appearance -> Editor` inside the Dashboard and there you go. That’s great until you update the other day your theme cause a new and improvedversion has been released. Then all your custom changes are gone and you have to start from scratch again.17 It’s actually easy in Wordpress, because you have direct access to your themes' style files. Just use `Appearance -> Editor` inside the Dashboard and there you go. That’s great until the other day you update your theme because a new, improved and of course much better version has been released. Then all your custom changes are gone and you have to start from scratch again. 18 18 19 19 A much better way is to save additional CSS rules in the blog’s database and include them inside a `< style/>` element. Of course there must also be a way to enter those rules via the Dahsboard. And this is exactly what this plugin is all about! 20 20 21 This simple plugin will add a `<style>..</style>` element to `<head />`, 22 thus allowing the administrator to customize the "look" of the theme 23 used without actually changing one of the theme's files. This allows 24 you to simply update the theme without loosing your valueable 25 changes. 21 This simple plugin will add a `<style>..</style>` element to `<head />`, thus allowing the administrator to customize the "look" of the theme used without actually changing one of the theme's files. This allows you to simply update the theme without loosing your valueable changes. 26 22 27 23 = Support = 28 24 29 25 If you require any help, if something is not working, if you have an 30 idea for improvement, whatever .. pleasecontact me by sending an31 email to 'wh -at- haefelinger -dot- it'or visit the plugin's home26 idea for improvement, critics, please do not hesitate to contact me by sending an 27 email to `wh [at] haefelinger [dot] it` or visit the plugin's home 32 28 page at [http://workbench.haefelinger.it/project/custom-style](http://workbench.haefelinger.it/project/custom-style) 33 29 … … 83 79 == Frequently Asked Questions == 84 80 85 = No ` <style>..</style>` in my `<head />` element? =81 = No `<style>..</style>` in my `<head />` element? = 86 82 87 83 The plugin depends on the usage of `<?php wp_head(); ?>`. So your … … 90 86 <head> .. <?php wp_head(); ?> .. </head> 91 87 92 = There is a ` <style>..</style>` in my `<head />` element - no visible effect though!? =88 = There is a `<style>..</style>` in my `<head />` element - no visible effect though!? = 93 89 94 90 Make sure that your CSS styles are not overridden by `<style />`
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