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Plugin Description
This Simpler CSS mu-plugin allows WordPress µ hosts to enable users to add custom stylesheets to their blogs.
The plugin creates a new menu item under the Appearance menu in WordPress 2.7
that allows users to enter custom CSS code that will be injected into the
<head>
section of their blog. The CSS is stored in the blog’s options table
and is filtered through a standard PHP function before being outputted, preventing
the user from inserting malicious code into the header.
For non-WordPress µ blogs, this plugin provides an easy way to modify the appearance of installed
themes or plugins (such as Sociable) without modifying theme/plugin files that may change
with upgrades. No write access is required to any files for Simpler CSS to function, as it stores
its data in the database’s options table — and that means theme/plugin upgrades won’t impact
your custom CSS.
The custom CSS will only show when the theme has the necessary wp_header() function
in the <head> section, as most themes now do.
Props go to Jeremiah Orem who created the original Custom User CSS plugin on the directory.
I merely took that, contributed a thorough readme.txt, and fixed the code to add the menu item
under the Appearance menu.
Screenshots
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The menu item as it appears under the Appearance menu.
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The options page, with CSS code.
