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Mr Papa said
you could just put it in your spFunctions.php of your sp theme...  no need for a plugin...

Oh, I see, I wasn't aware the SP themes had functions.php like WordPress.

Also, the absolute main thing I'm trying to change, especially because almost everything else I can actually change putting css in my WP child-theme's css file, is the glaringly white window of the editor. It looks like that css is found in sp-resources/forum-editor-skins/SPlightgray/sp-content.css

So I came here to ask if I paste the above php code twice, once for skin.min.css and once for sp-content.css, but now if you look at this thread, you refer to skin.min.css above, then when you paste the code you switched to sp-content.css, so now I'm not sure which one I should be editing. If I edit sp-content.css isn't the skin just going to overwrite it? So do I just delete the skin? Is there a way I'm supposed to be able to create editor skins and select from them?

I don't "just" want to change the area you type in, but that's one of the most important areas to change, since it's the huge block of glaring white. The whole thing is white without changes to css, and does not work with a dark theme, so I need to change every single aspect of the editor. Can I do that with sp-content or do I have to also somehow include skin.min.css?

Unfortunately, skin.min.css is the one I've been editing since it was mentioned at the beginning of this thread, trying to get it ready for the php redirect. I've spent a couple hours on it already.