- 🇧🇷Brazil halth Brazil
I see what @SirClickALot point is...
When you're in the front-end of your website and click to edit a paragraph it renders the edit form using your FE theme, not the admin theme.
I also found it odd when I first tried this module.
This is something I would be happy to help with.
Let's see if I can come up with a fix in the next few days.
- Issue was unassigned.
- Status changed to Closed: works as designed
almost 2 years ago 12:52pm 18 February 2023 - 🇧🇷Brazil halth Brazil
Okay, "sad" news.
Unfortunately this is not possible for the own nature of how this feature was designed/built.
The form that's rendered inside the modal is not contained inside an iframe (which would allow us to render it using the admin theme "in isolation"). Instead, it's rendered as part of the current page markup.
Loading the admin theme's stylesheet alongside with the main FE theme's stylesheet would cause a direct conflict causing unpredictable issues.
Creating a subset of the admin theme's stylesheet just to target this form rendered inside the modal would be a responsibility of the admin theme itself, since we cannot predict which admin theme the user is using.
If anyone else sees a different way to accomplish this that would not require a severe rewrite of the module, I'm happy to know what it would be.