Originally posted as a GitHub issue:
This is just a suggestion for something that I've found extremely useful.
In my own private fork of Mezzanine I've added an 'extra_css' field to
RichTextPage and Form so that new CSS can be injected via the admin panel.
This has proven to be very valuable as
I tend to follow a different approach with my client projects. With
frameworks like Bootstrap you get a UI kit you can customize and provide
that to your users. For example, when the content editors want to modify
the style of a button, they can add a modifier class to it. The same goes
for pretty
Perhaps that's one difference in how we look at this. If the content
editors have any technical inclination at all, like you'll find at a small
startup (and let's be honest, CSS isn't rocket science, you can learn the
basics before lunch on Codecademy) then they can edit the CSS themselves.
Wit
I think the main point here is that while this would certainly be very
useful for some, many others might make no use of it, at worst cluttering
the UI for them - the criteria for adding it should be that it's broadly
applicable to most users.
That's somewhat of a subjective measurement, but hopef
