Open florianmartens opened 1 month ago
@florianmartens
You can override a style that uses !important by applying a higher specificity. For example, with the following CSS:
div.w-md-editor textarea.w-md-editor-text-input {
font-family: var(--md-editor-font-family) !important;
}
You can increase the specificity by adding more layers to the selector or combining selectors to give it more priority, even if the original style uses !important.
Thanks for developing this editor. It's really cool and straightforward to get something rendered on the page.
I'm struggeling to see where I can customize the editor effectively. I'm currently looking to change the font-family and font-size of the rendered text-area.
The font-size is determined by the div with the className="w-md-editor-text". Unfortunately it has been set with
!important
and there does not seem to be a way to overwrite this element.The font-family is set on the
<textarea />
element but unfortunately it is set asfont-family: var(--md-editor-font-family) !important;
My natural guess would be that the editor would just take a prop to overwrite the css variable. But this does not seem to be the case. The variable also seems to be set upon mouting, so I would need to bend over backwards with an
effect
to overwrite it. The docs also don't seem to mention anything.Am I using this library wrong?