Simple Custom CSS Plugin

For performance reasons, and instead of rendering plain CSS in page, maybe it would be better to generate a static file, versioned on each update for example ? It could allow to cache this file, and serve it without php code execution on each page request. Could it be possible for you to add this feature ? - & Thank you so John for this plugin i really like to use !

Спасибо! Самый простой и быстрый способ не разбираясь в коде исправить косяк! ;) -- Thanks! The easiest and fastest way to fix the jamb without understanding the code! ;)

Always best option for me to add CSS.

با این افزونه به راحتی می‌توانید هر استایلی که می‌خواهید را به سایتتان اضافه کنید. به شدت توصیه می‌کنم استفاده کنید.

Hola, Gracias por este plugin. Está GENIAL. Muy bueno al menos para lo que yo lo uso, que es bastante simple. De momento, no me ha dado problemas ni conflitos. No soy experto en CSS, pero este plugin me funciona. Espero siga mejorando. Yoe

Indispensable. I can add custom css from the WP root admin panel. But memo to the developers: you mark mediaqueries with red x's. This doesn't affect performance, but please, it's long past time to fix this.

This is one of the best Custom CSS Plugin I've ever used. I've been using it since 2016. This plugin works very well.

Warning to any one using this plugin: This plugin has been around for years at yet still loads CSS in the most inefficient way, serving the CSS using a dynamic non-cacheable request on every page. This will not only affect the first page visited but will delay the render of every subsequent page visited. My advice would be to remove this plugin and use the default WordPress CSS editor, under the appearance > customize tab. There's simply no reason to use this plugin.

Simple, lightweight and perfect. It's the first plugin I add to all my sites. Has a decent sized viewer, unlike the css option in customizer that comes with some themes. Zero problems with this plugin.

Clean and simple as a Custom CSS plugin is supposed to be. Tired of all the silly un-needed bells and whistles getting added to CSS plugins. If you could move it out of the Appearance sub nav group and into its own link in the dashboard nav so I can go right to it while editing, I'll change this to 5 stars in a heartbeat!