This question is for those with experience with Discourse. Is there a way to allow admins to include CSS stylesheet definitions and class references in their posts. I’m trying to improve my automated release note generation. Here’s how I want my post rendered:
When I post the text below to the forum, the CSS stuff is stripped.
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.badge {
background:green;
color:white;
text-align:center;
border-radius:4px;
padding: 1px 5px 1px 5px;
}
.badge.bug {
background:#23967F;
}
.badge.new {
background:#3BB5FF;
}
.badge.update {
background:#CE8EDB;
}
</style>
# ANNOUNCE: Script Debugger 6.0.7 (6A216)
A new Script Debugger 6.0.7 build is available for download here:
[http://www.latenightsw.com/archives/beta_for_script_debugger/ScriptDebugger6.0.7-6A216.dmg](http://www.latenightsw.com/archives/beta_for_script_debugger/ScriptDebugger6.0.7-6A216.dmg)
## Changes in the 6.0.7 release
<span class='badge bug'>FIXED</span> <span class='badge new'>NEW</span> <span class='badge update'>UPDATE</span>
- <span class='badge bug'>814</span> Corrected a cosmetic problem where document tabs are not drawn in the correct shade of grey on macOS Sierra systems.
- <span class='badge bug'>812</span> Resolved a macOS High Sierra bug that caused Script Debugger's Spotlight plugin to crash under certain circumstances.
- <span class='badge bug'>808</span> Resolved a regression in Script Debugger 6.0.6 which prevented the creation of new documents form templates that referenced script libraries in AppleScript `use` statements.