Actually, I remember now why I was trying to do this in a plugin and not in javascript. |
In JS its hard to tell when the user is in the admin page. And in the past I have tried to add classes before and I couldn’t find a persistent event so that my JS code would run on every page. api.onpagechange only works when the url changes (not the view).
Thank you for the help!
I guess I’ll overwrite the admin wrapper with my class name in it and see how that goes