Hi Tommy,   I had problems like this, I found the solution is to leave your addressing relative (i.e. no URLType definition) but define your css path ($editor->EditorWysiwygModeCss) as absolute. You might have to do image URLs in your content as absolute as well.   Regards   Mel.  

Hi pmagoo,   try defining your css path as an absolute URL, i.e. with http:// . There is an editor property called URLType which lets you define addresses as absolute, but don't use this - only the css should be absolute, everything else should be relative (the default value).   It worked for ...

Hi Adam, > Can you reproduce the problems in the following examples? > http://phphtmledit.com/MinimalConfiguration.php > http://phphtmledit.com/EnableAll.php > http://phphtmledit.com/use-CuteEditor-as-image-selector.php Safari can read the content of these pages ok, but I can see what I think is a manifestation of the problem ...

Hi everyone,   the company I work for has just bought Cute Editor, I am trying to integrate it into our website content management system. CE is a very nice product, I have got it to work perfectly with IE and Firefox but Mac Safari and PC Safari won't load the editor content. I am fairly sure I have everything set up correctly, ...