Add editor-style

[RistoNiinemets]

Why not "reset" editor-style also?

[jackmahoney]

Cool. On a similar note can we consider adding the 'fontselect' and 'fontsize' aspects to the tinymce using the standard filters.

For instance

//add tinymce buttons
function my_mce_buttons_2( $buttons ) {
    array_unshift( $buttons, 'fontselect' );
    array_unshift( $buttons, 'fontsizeselect' );
    return $buttons;
}
add_filter('mce_buttons_2', 'my_mce_buttons_2');

I feel like these should really be turned on by default.

[sabreuse]

re: buttons, please no -- if you want to argue for them being available by default, then core Trac is the place for the argument. But it's really not the kind of setting that should be determined by a theme.

[jackmahoney]

Core is too messy to accept a change like that in my opinion. I do agree with you in a sense but I think that _s strives to make a clean experience for the user. Most theme author's would neglect this feature, but adding it would improve the end user's experience

[RistoNiinemets]

There are multiple buttons that are available, but not used in WordPress core. For example, I usually have the need for Horizontal Rule. I do not see the need for font changing, as using different fonts on the same page is rather a design issue.

Of course, the need for different things is huge and we can not just select just two buttons. Therefore, I do not think this is necessary.

[whatsnewsisyphus]

Letting the user select the font will disrupt most designs, the editor of the theme can easily add it for the specific site that they wish to use it in, most sites do not need it.

[michiecat]

We decided that this is not necessary. As a starter theme, _s doesn't have any styles to begin with. Theme developers can add editor styles as needed on a per-theme basis.

[philiparthurmoore]

As a starter theme, _s doesn't have any styles to begin with.

This isn't entirely accurate. :)

Probably still a good idea to keep this closed out.