=== Persistent Styles === Contributors: cpoteet Tags: styles, css, themes Requires at least: 2.0 Tested up to: 2.5 Stable tag: 1.2 This plugin allows you to have persistent styles regardless of the theme. == Description == Changing styles is often a laborious process, and those styles can be lost when you change a theme but you maintain some functionality. This plugin will allow you to have a style sheet that you can add styles regardless of your theme. == Installation == 1. Extract the ZIP file, and upload to /wp-content/plugins/; ensure that persistent.css is set to CHMOD 777 for editing via admin panel 2. Activate the plugin In versions pre-2.5 you used to be able to edit the stylesheet from the admin interface, but that capability no longer exists in 2.5. You'll have to edit via FTP until I figure out how to accomplish it in 2.5. == Note On CSS Inheritance == If, in your theme, you have the function wp_head() in the header.php file before your other style sheets it could conflict in your CSS inheritance, because they will be at a higher priority then the style sheets after the function call. I suggest having the wp_head() function place right before the end of the section to remove any possible CSS conflicts. You can add the !important attribute into your peristent style sheet that you want to have priority.