What you see is what you get (WYSIWYG) is an interface approach where design changes appear immediately in a visual editing view. Instead of guessing how a setting will look after publishing, you adjust it while watching the page change. section 6.5 section 7.2
Common WYSIWYG workflows include:
- Open WordPress’s Appearance > Customize screen and adjust supported typography, colors, images, menus, or widgets while viewing the result. section 6.5
- Use a visual styling plugin to move sliders, choose colors, select options, or drag and drop elements instead of writing CSS directly. section 7.2
- Keep the visual result while the tool generates the underlying CSS automatically; Customizer changes also survive theme updates because theme files remain unmodified. section 6.5 section 7.2
Changing a page color visually
In YellowPencil, select a page element, choose a color from the color wheel, and watch the page update immediately. The plugin writes CSS that preserves the adjustment on the website, so the visual change does not require manually learning the CSS language. section 7.2
