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WordCamp Europe 2025

Intro

This CSS live-css/live-css-wceu-2025.css is included in WordCamp Europe 2025 website every time you will make a repository commit and reload remote CSS from the website admin view.

Development environment is on https://wceutest.wordcamp.org/2025 and also includes this remote CSS.

Edit remote CSS

To edit a CSS file we can clone it locally, use our VSC or similar editor to live editing, or the easiest option, use the web editor.

For this option, you will need to go to https://github.dev/wceu/wceu2025/blob/main/live-css/live-css-wceu-2025.css and then:

  1. Make CSS changes to the file
  2. Go to left bar, source control icon and make a commit (write a descriptive text to describe the change made, one change for commit).
  3. Reload remote CSS from website or hitting URL (see below).

Reload remote CSS on the website

Make one of these actions:

Development website

  1. Go to Appearance -> Remote CSS and click Update button OR
  2. Got to https://wceutest.wordcamp.org/2025/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=wcrcss_webhook

Live website

  1. Go to Appearance -> Remote CSS and click Update button OR
  2. Got to https://europe.wordcamp.org/2025/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=wcrcss_webhook

General CSS considerations and style guides

  • Don't use post IDs as selectors because they can change between development environment and production. Instead, use the slug; e.g. body.post-slug-call-for-volunteers, body.page-slug-accommodation.
  • If possible, create a class and use it on the element .button-action because we can reuse these classes in several elements and change code only one.
  • Use CSS Coding Standards if possible.
  • Use CSS vars instead of direct colours, fonts, or sizes if possible. Use background-color: var(--wp--preset--color--custom-orange-primary); instead of background-color: #f04614;
  • Use Slack channel #team-website if you have any doubts.
  • Use GitHub Issues to add new request, issues, etc. and ping users on the Issue.
  • Have fun :)