Custom CSS: Add jetpack_custom_css_pre_post_id filter. #2955
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This allows other plugins to override the post where Custom CSS is saved.
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Noting this is a blocker for a WordCamp.org project: https://wordpress.slack.com/archives/meta/p1446684533000005 |
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Could you add @module custom-css in there, like in #2852? Thanks!
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This allows other plugins to override the post where Custom CSS is saved.
My use case for this is the Remote CSS plugin for WordCamp.org, which needs a way to sanitize untrusted CSS.
With this filter, I can create a second
safecsspost and callJetpack_Custom_CSS::save()to sanitize and save my untrusted CSS to that second post, while still allowing Jetpack's regular Custom CSS post to function simultaneously.