Need to add some custom CSS to your site? Simple CSS gives you an awesome admin editor and a live preview editor in the Customizer so you can easily add your CSS.

Want your CSS to only apply on a specific page or post? Simple CSS adds a metabox which allows you to do just that.

Check out GeneratePress, our awesome WordPress theme! (http://wordpress.org/themes/generatepress)

Features include:

• Full featured admin CSS editor
• Dark and light editor themes
• CSS editor in the Customizer so you can live preview your changes
• Metabox for page/post specific CSS

How do I add CSS using your plugin?

• Make sure Simple CSS is activated.
• Navigate to "Appearance > Simple CSS" and add your CSS to the editor.

How do I add CSS using the Customizer?

• Make sure Simple CSS is activated.
• Navigation to "Appearance > Customize" and open the "Simple CSS" section.

How do I change the editor color?

• In "Appearance > Simple CSS", change the "Dark" option below the "Save CSS" button to "Light".

How do I add CSS that applies only to one page?

• Navigate to your page or post in the Dashboard and look for the "Simple CSS" metabox.

1.1.1

• Fix PHP notice when Simple CSS hasn't been saved yet

1.1

• Fix meta box saving issue

1.0

• Show metabox only on public post types
• Add live preview to Customizer
• Code cleanup
• Better sanitizing/validation

0.4

• Use browser search instead of CodeMirror dialog search
• Don't show GeneratePress metabox if it's already activated
• Make CSS box full height

0.3

• Add CSS metabox to add CSS on specific pages and posts
• Adjust styling of dark theme
• Add tips to Simple CSS screen

0.2

• Remove extra whitespace from CSS output
• Remove spellcheck from Customizer input
• Allow > characters in the CSS
• Add find (ctrl + f) functionality

0.1

• Initial release

There's two ways to install Simple CSS.

1. Go to "Plugins > Add New" in your Dashboard and search for: Simple CSS
2. Download the .zip from WordPress.org, and upload the folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory via FTP.

In most cases, #1 will work fine and is way easier.