id,summary,reporter,owner,description,type,status,priority,milestone,component,version,severity,resolution,keywords,cc
10753,Introduce pre-defined styles that are available in the editor,micasuh,azaozz,"Inline styling for content can be detrimental for theme upgrades and style refreshes. Currently, TinyMCE menu uses inline styles for paragraph alignments, text colors and background colors, font families, font sizes, etc.

Replace these inline styles with custom class names using either p, span, or div tags relative to what editor selects.

Two examples: 

1. If editor wants complete Post content to be '''text-align: right''', insert one class name into surrounding div instead of surrounding it with new span tag and inline style.

2. A phrase of text must stand out within a paragraph by changing the font-size and font-family. In this instance, add span, bold, or em tag with custom class instead of inline styles with font-size and font-family attributes.

Content aware styling: When an editor wants to make a complete paragraph bold or emphasized, these elements don't always need to be surrounded with strong and em tags. Complete paragraphs or multi-paragraphs should be classed and styled within CSS. Content aware styling means Wordpress knows when editor has selected a paragraph versus a sentence, phrase or word and adjusts accordingly.

These custom classes can be styled with new custom CSS file inserted within wp_head for all future builds of Wordpress. Designer can opt to turn off this feature and go back to current way of styling if he or she wants.",feature request,closed,normal,,Themes,2.8.4,normal,worksforme,needs-patch dev-feedback,aren@… novasource WraithKenny mikeschinkel@…