With Template CSS files moved to the “media” folder when using a “Child Template” ready template, JCE Global Config. “Template CSS file” no longer show the CSS formatting in Editor (backend and frontend) in Joomla 3.

Note: I have to test on Joomla 4.....

With the new possibility of Joomla, if you have a “Child Template” ready template, the css folder is copy or move to the Joomlaroot > media > templates > site > my_template_name > css folder
Now, all the generated/compiled css files take place in that “media” folder.


My normally working JCE Global Configuration doesn’t work anymore


What is weird and work
1. My normally working JCE Global Configuration “Template CSS File”
Plus
2. My normally added “editor_content.css” custom file in the normal Joomlaroot > templates > my_template_name > css
added to my JCE Editor Profile > Editor Parameters > Typography > Editor Styles this way...


— This work in frontend — backend — All the templates styles + my custom Editor styles work almost like a WYSIWYG editor.
— in my custom editor file (here editor_content.css) — I only have a link to the local Awesome Icon folder (to be able to see the icons in the editor) and few css rules that are targeting only when you are in the editor window.

Can you explain?

I’m using the newest ASTROID Template Zero (Template given with the Framework)
https://astroidframe.work/

The project abandoned by Joomdev were deposit in Github and the development was re-taken by Templaza and other developers
(I also participate in the project...)
https://github.com/templaza/astroid-framework

All Astroid and Templates from version Astroid 2.6.0 UP using the core Joomla ability to create “Child Templates”

Thanks Ryan for the follow-up.

Can you tell me what is your
—> JCE Global Configuration Editor Styles

and your Editor profile settings:
—> Editor Styles
—> Custom CSS Files

Good Day!

Yep, You right, if I move my “editor_content.css” to the media folder and change my my JCE Editor Profile > Editor Parameters > Typography > Editor Styles to the correct path —> media/templates/site/$template/css/editor_content.css it work.
Both Backend and Frontend give you a WYSIWYG editor

I think I forget to change the path....

My Bad.

Thanks Ryan