You could create a 'custom stylesheet' document as an index template inside your blog which to publish say as 'editor-custom.css' and then you could load that from:
Settings -> Compose
Under the heading 'WYSIWYG Editor Setting' you will see the option:
Content CSS
Its description is:
Content CSS will be applied when WYSIWYG editor does support. You can specify CSS file by URL or {{theme_static}} placeholder. Example: {{theme_static}}path/to/cssfile.css
Hi Michael,
You could create a 'custom stylesheet' document as an index template inside your blog which to publish say as 'editor-custom.css' and then you could load that from:
Settings -> Compose
Under the heading 'WYSIWYG Editor Setting' you will see the option:
Content CSS
Its description is:
Content CSS will be applied when WYSIWYG editor does support. You can specify CSS file by URL or {{theme_static}} placeholder. Example: {{theme_static}}path/to/cssfile.css
Thanks,
Mihai
Thanks, I will try that.
You're welcome!
After you do that, you may like to share your experience here.