This new question input is in black on white, unfortunately it is an iframe. So styling it white on black to match the site could be a little tricky. (This is also the first test post for the WordQuest Q&A by the way. Yay! 🙂
majick Staff answered 10 years ago
So the answer is to copy the CSS file from /wp-content/plugins/dw-question-answer/assets/css/tinymce.css to /wp-content/themes/theme-slug/css/tinymce.css and add a CSS rule to it.
eg. body#tinymce{background-color: #333; color: #EEE; font-size:14px;}
…and then use the dwqa_editor_style filter in theme functions.php to point to it, eg.
add_filter('dwqa_editor_style','dwqa_custom_tinymce_css');
function dwqa_custom_tinymce_css() {return get_stylesheet_directory_uri().'/css/tinymce.css';}
majickalthough this was correct, it may not be necessary anymore as the editor is now a textarea not an iframe.
nope it’s still correct, only the visual editor is in an iframe though
it no longer matters as with D&W Pro the Markdown CSS is different yet again.
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Staff replied 10 years ago
comments incompatible with nospamnx plugin..?
Staff replied 10 years ago
correct. after much headscratching that is the case here. dang.
Staff replied 10 years ago
testing wp-spamfree instead