Cwicly Plugin version: 1.2.9.2.1
Hi,
It seems there’s a bad string substitution in my variable names coming from Cwicly stylesheets:
“body” has been replaced by “.editor-styles-wrapper” 
This subsitution should only apply to “body” strings contained in selectors, and only when it is the real body (for instance, not “.something-body”).
I think that’s something Gutenberg does out of the box. The editor-styles stuff is not directly related to cwicly, unfortunately it comes from the block editor itself! 
Cheers
That’s what I thought too, but I found a code to inject my CSS with wp hooks, and only the selector is altered, not the variable name:
I’m not sure, though, that the script I found is 100% respectful of CSS injection in editor, since it is kind of a hack, even if it appears to use hooks properly.
Hi @yankiara,
Thank you very much for the report.
This is indeed a substitution that is done by Cwicly on the backend to make sure that default Gutenberg styles don’t override styles you might apply with a global stylesheet.
I can confirm there is an issue with the current implementation. We should have a fix in the next update.
Thanks for taking the time with the screenshots, much appreciated.
Cheers,
Awesome!!! Do you sleep sometimes?
I’ve never met such a reactive developper 
By the way, after a few hours of testing, I must admit Cwicly is HUGE.
Coming from other builders, there are so many details that make it better, this is some serious job!
And so less bugs 
Congratulations to the whole team 
So, regarding the CSS issue, there is also some weird duplicate selectors:
Thanks for that @yankiara, means a lot!!
I’ve been meaning to revisit these as the function does date back a bit…
Thanks for pointing it out 
