Olaf Grabienski

Thank you very much, @klonos – I've updated the PR accordingly. Can you have another look? Btw, the Coding standards test failed, but looks unrelated to my eyes. What do...

@klonos and @kiamlaluno - Thanks for your suggestions here and in the PR. Unfortunately, I don't have any time to adapt the PR at the moment, and I'm not able...

I was able to reproduce the bug on a Backdrop 1.12.x test site.

> A simple CSS override will fix this for anyone that comes across it. That's true for many, but let's keep in mind that not anyone is capable to do...

> If someone wants to set a height in the UI and can't override CSS, then they need to use a different theme me thinks. I see, but it remains...

> Related issues (some of which might mitigate need for this): > #1520 > #2980 In https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/2980#issuecomment-508772952 @docwilmot suggested to add tags from the Styles list automatically to the Allowed...

> Just need to figure out what some sensible styles would be to provide by default. Here are some candidates from https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/2980#issuecomment-366750627: > Besides "small" tags, there are a number...

@stpaultim I've just tested the PR, works like a charm! I'm skeptical if it's a good idea to add `` to the allowed HTML tags. It can lead to many...

> make it easier for anyone to understand how custom styles work, so that they can create their own Full agreement with the scope, but I guess even with the...

@stpaultim As a basis for documentation, can you outline roughly how to create own styles on top of your PR?