Twenty Twelve: Add CSS support for popular plugins

[iandstewart]

In Twenty Eleven we added CSS support for the Jetpack stats smiley and twitter widget. We should make sure we're doing the same with Twenty Twelve.

[iandstewart]

Position the Jetpack stats smiley in a happy place

[chellycat]

Aligns the ".timesince" class in the twitter widget to the right like Twenty Eleven does.

[ryanimel]

How are popular plugins determined for inclusion? I love the idea of Twenty Eleven (all themes, really) being expectant of oft-used plugins, but how far do we go with that?

[SergeyBiryukov]

Replying to ryanimel:

I love the idea of Twenty Eleven (all themes, really) being expectant of oft-used plugins, but how far do we go with that?

Just for Jetpack widgets, I guess.

[iandstewart]

So far we've gone with Stats and Twitter widget used by loads of people. We should at least keep that up. :)

[ryanimel]

Sending some CSS to Lance right now so he can make a diff and upload it for me. It generalizes form styles so plugins that insert things like contact forms will fit in.

[lancewillett]

In [21446]:

Twenty Twelve: Position the stats smiley in a happy place, and add Plugins rule block. See #21477, props iandstewart.

[lancewillett]

In [21447]:

Twenty Twelve: widget style fikes, align the ".timesince" class in the Twitter widget to the right like Twenty Eleven does. Props chellycat, see #21477.

[lancewillett]

Patch from ryanimel for form inputs

[lancewillett]

In [21450]:

Twenty Twelve: generalize form styles so plugins that insert things like contact forms will fit in. Props ryanimel, see #21477.

[lancewillett]

Closing as fixed, new plugin + CSS issues can be opened in new tickets.