Closed osean-man closed 2 years ago
You need to find the editormd.preview.css
file, reference it in the needed pages, and then modify the style of this css file. If the front-end of the page wants to follow the django-mdeditor
display, you only need to introduce this css file, other functions are driven by .js
files (for example: editormd.js
, prettify.min.js
, etc.).
Note that your site's original css styles may conflict with the editor's css styles.
There has been no feedback for a long time, and it can be reopened if necessary.
I am trying to customize the styles and can't seem to figure out the best approach. Is there a way to allow for skinning the theme or is it just dark/light and that's it? If it is, where can I customize or override the dark theme styles?