May 062016
 
WordPress Plugin Name: SiteOrigin CSS
Plugin URL:https://wordpress.org/plugins/so-css/

Plugin Author: SiteOrigin
WordPress profile: SiteOrigin
Plugin version: 1.6.1
Last updated: November 26, 2024 (1 week ago)
Tested up to (WP version): WP 6.7.1
Downloaded: 0
Rating: 5 (out of 5)

Description


SiteOrigin CSS is the simple yet powerful CSS editor for WordPress. It gives you visual controls that let you edit the look and feel of your site in real-time.

We’ve created a site editing experience that will suit both beginners and advanced users alike. Beginners will love the simple visual controls and real-time preview. Advanced users will love the code autocompletion that makes writing CSS faster than ever.

Inspector

The hardest part of editing your site’s design using CSS is usually finding the correct selector to use. The powerful inspector that comes with SiteOrigin CSS makes this easy. While viewing a full preview of your site, just click on an element, and it’ll help you identify the best selector to use to target that element.

The inspector will help you even if you have no idea what a CSS selector is.

Visual Editor

Don’t like playing around with code? No problem. SiteOrigin CSS has a set of simple controls that make it easy to choose colors, styles, and measurements. Combined with the inspector, you’ll be able to make changes in just a few clicks.

CSS Editor

SiteOrigin CSS has a powerful CSS editor, the likes of which you’d usually only expect from high-end IDEs. It has autocompletion for both CSS selectors and attributes. It also features very useful CSS linting to help you identify issues in your code before you publish your changes.

It’s Free

We’re committed to keeping SiteOrigin CSS free. You can install it on as many sites as you like without ever worrying about licensing. All future updates and upgrades will be free, and we even offer free support over on our friendly support forums.

Works With Any Theme

There’s an ever-growing collection of awesome WordPress themes, and now with SiteOrigin CSS, you can edit every single one of them to your heart’s content. No matter what theme you’re using, SiteOrigin CSS will work perfectly.

Actively Developed

We’re actively developing SiteOrigin CSS. Keep track of what’s happening over on GitHub.

Documentation

Documentation is available on SiteOrigin.

Support

Free support is available on the SiteOrigin support forums.

SiteOrigin Premium

SiteOrigin Premium enhances SiteOrigin CSS with a Google Web Font Selector. Choose from hundreds of beautiful web fonts right in the visual editor.

SiteOrigin Premium includes access to our professional email support service, perfect for those times when you need fast and effective technical support. We’re standing by to assist you in any way we can.



FAQ




Screenshots:


  1. Inspector for finding elements on your site.

    Inspector for finding elements on your site.

  2. Simple visual controls, including a background image uploader.

    Simple visual controls, including a background image uploader.

  3. A full CSS editor that works in real-time with a preview of your site.

    A full CSS editor that works in real-time with a preview of your site.

  4. Code completion for all your theme's selectors.

    Code completion for all your theme's selectors.



Other notes:




Latest Change log entry:


  • CSS Output Location: Additional check to ensure the default is Dedicated File.


Tags:


css editor, live editing, theme editor, visual css, website styling

+ Jason's Comments

I recommend this plugin if you don’t know how to edit CSS (style rules) and need a visual point and click selector with the ability to instantly adjustment all the style options.

If you just want one file to manage all your custom CSS (style sheet) rules, I recommend My Custom CSS. If you want to separate your custom style sheet (CSS) rules in to different files, I recommend Global CSS by Joddit. If you want to place CSS (style sheet) or JS (Javascript) rules on specific pages, I recommend Specific CSS/JS for Posts and Pages. If you wish to modify any of the theme template files (.php) then it’s best to create a child theme.


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