[#FC-286] Link style sheet to the editor so that a "h2" for eg looks like on the site?

FarCry Core Framework

Link style sheet to the editor so that a "h2" for eg looks like on the site?

Created: 13/Sep/05 11:59 PM Updated: 26/Jan/06 08:35 AM

Component/s:

Webtop Admin UI

Affects Version/s:

Glamour (beta)

Fix Version/s:

3.0.1

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Not Specified

Environment:

TinyMCE

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Would be great if content in tinyMCE html editor visibly represented the site stylesheet. We need to document how we can attach the stylesheet to the editor from the configuration file. Also would be very nice if we could do this dynamically (though not required).

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Peter Ottery - 05/Oct/05 07:31 AM

something needs to happen with programming to make this work. Please assign to a dev

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Geoff Bowers - 05/Oct/05 01:48 PM

This is a common issue across rich text editors. Its a config issue for tinyMCE. Needs some thought as to how we can dynamically pick up the relevant styles for the page being edited. Am pushing this to the maintenance branch.

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Geoff Bowers - 26/Jan/06 08:35 AM

Depending ont the implementation, the rich text editor can be configured to render content based on a specific style sheet. This is already available for tinyMCE. It's going to be impractical to dynamically pick up the dmCSS objects in the tree and render with that list of stylesheets as editors typically allow for only a single stylesheet.