Styling

Comment Edit Lite has flexible markup for styling.

Don't want to mess with code? Comment Edit Pro provides a user interface for the commonly-requested features.

Styling

The plugin doesn’t come with any styles. We leave it up to you to style the interface. It doesn’t look horribly ugly on most themes, but we leave the advanced customization up to you.

Styling the Edit Interface

The overall editing interface has been wrapped in a div with class sce-edit-comment.

.sce-edit-comment { /* styles here */ } CSS 

Styling the Edit Button

The edit button and timer have been wrapped in a div with class sce-edit-button.

.sce-edit-button { /* styles here */ }
.sce-edit-button a { /* styles here */ }
.sce-edit-button .sce-timer { /* styles here */ } CSS 

Styling the Loading Icon

The loading icon has been wrapped in a div with class sce-loading.

.sce-loading { /* styles here */ }
.sce-loading img { /* styles here */ } CSS 

Styling the Textarea

The textarea interface has been wrapped in a div with class sce-textarea.

The actual textarea has been wrapped in a div with class sce-comment-textarea. The save/cancel buttons have been wrapped in a div with class sce-comment-edit-buttons.

.sce-textarea { /* styles here */ }
.sce-textarea .sce-comment-textarea textarea { /* styles here */ }
.sce-comment-edit-buttons { /* styles here */ }
.sce-comment-edit-buttons .sce-comment-save { /* styles here */ }
.sce-comment-edit-buttons .sce-comment-cancel { /* styles here */ } CSS 

Testing the Styles

Since most of the interface is hidden, it’s a little hard to style. Just place this into your stylesheet, and remove when you’re done.

/* todo - remove me when done styling */
.sce-edit-button,
.sce-loading,
.sce-textarea {
	display: block !important;
}