Gets or sets the access key (underlined letter) that allows you to quickly navigate to the Web server control.

Gets or sets which Tab is active (Edit/Code/View). Read/write.

Gets the browser-specific adapter for the control.

By default Cute Editor doesn't allow edit the Server side code. When this property is set to true, Cute Editor will allow edit the Server side code. (<%@ Page Language="C#" %> <%=MyString %> <asp:textbox id="textbox1" runat="server"></asp:textbox>)

Specifies the manner in which the editor handles pasted text. If false, formatting is stripped when content is pasted into the editor. The default is true.

Gets or sets the application-relative virtual directory of the Page or UserControl object that contains this control.

Gets the collection of arbitrary attributes (for rendering only) that do not correspond to properties on the control.

Auto configures the toolbar with a set of buttons. Provides a mechanism for rapidly autoconfigures the toolbar with a set of predefined buttons. For example to enable every toolbar button and menu, do this: editor1.AutoConfigure(Config.Full). Note that this method will affect properties of the editor, so it is usually best to call it before any other property or method.

Specifies whether or not the Cute Editor should automatically parse the CSS classes from EditorWysiwygModeCss and populate all items into CssClass dropdown

Gets or sets the background color of the Web server control.

Sets or retrieves the baseline URL on which relative links will be based.

Gets the control that contains this control's data binding.

Specifies the color of the border around the outside of the Cute Editor

Specifies the style of border used around the outside of the Cute Editor

Specifies the width of the border around the outside of the Cute Editor

Gets or sets the bottom template. This property allows developers add controls to the bottom of the Editor control.

Specifies the behavior when the "enter" key is pressed in the editor The default is BreakElement.Div.

Gets the browser type as detected by the HTTP headers sent by the browser.

Gets a value that indicates whether the server control's child controls have been created.

Gets the server control identifier generated by ASP.NET.

Gets a character value representing the separator character used in the ClientID property.

The toolbar items used in the editor Code View going to this string. Example CodeViewTemplateItemList="Save,Print,Cut,Copy,Paste,Find,ToFullPage,FromFullPage,SelectAll

Get the id of the Cute Editor ToolBar

Get A collection of the buttons/dropdowns in the Code View toolbar

Specifies the directory path which contains XML file (*.config). The XML file defines the toolbar appearance. Developers can use this property to specify a directory to store custom configuration files.

Determines the appearance and behavior of menus associated with the Context menu.

Gets a ControlCollection object that represents the child controls for a specified server control in the UI hierarchy.

Gets the style of the Web server control. This property is used primarily by control developers.

Gets a value indicating whether a Style object has been created for the ControlStyle property. This property is primarily used by control developers.

By default CuteEditor converts all HTML tags of the finally generated content to lower case. You can turn this feature off by setting this property to false.

Gets or sets the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) class rendered by the Web server control on the client.

This property sets the behavior for determining how the current culture is chosen for the CuteEditor. Server uses the The System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture.Name , Client uses language settings from the clients browser Page.Request.UserLanguages[0] , Custom: You can use the Editor.CustomCulture property to specify the culture in the current thread.

Specifies the culture name Only available when Editor.CultureType=CultureType.Custom

Gets a value indicating whether a control is being used on a design surface.

The class items in the CssClass dropdown needed to be disabled going to this string. Example DisableClassList="BreadCrumb, TopicMenu, Footer"

The toolbar items needed to be disabled going to this string. Example DisableItemList="Bold, New, Delete"

Provides a mechanism for developers to pass parameters between pages using query strings.

Cute Editor allows you to edit a full HTML page, including <title>, <!DOCTYPE...> and some other options. You can use this property to specify the DOCTYPE (document type declaration) which will appear at the very top of every web page.

Gets or sets the columns property of the downlevel TEXTAREA

Gets or sets the rows property of the downlevel TEXTAREA

Specifies whether a complete HTML document is being edited.

Specifies the Class name that will be added to the body of the editor document.

Specifies an Id name that will be added to the body of the editor document.

The style to be applied to the Editor body.

Specifies the manner in which the editor handles pasted text.

Specifies the location of the style sheet that will be used by the editable area. Multiple Style Sheets are supported. Example EditorWysiwygModeCss="example.css,~/portal.css,/default.css"

Specifies the manners in which the editor handles images without alternate text specified or images with empty alternate text.

Email contact links are an invaluable part of any web page. However, they are also vulnerable to a particular type of web robot known as the spam harvester or spambot. A spam harvester can read through the pages in your site and extract email addresses which are then added to bulk marketing databases. CuteEditor allows you reduce possible spam by 'disguising' a raw email address in an encoded ASCII form.. You can turn this feature off by setting this property to "false".

Specifies whether the browser context menu is enabled. Set this to false to disable the browser context menu.

Whether to enable the client script based HTML editor. If false, the Cute Editor will render as a regular textarea field instead of a WYSIWYG editor.

Specifies whether the context menu is enabled.

Specifies whether the control is enabled. If it's disabled, the content is readonly.

Enables or disables drag-and-drop support for the editor.

Specifies whether or not to allow the users resize an object winthin the Cute Editor. For example, if you want to prevent people from resizing images, table winthin the Cute Editor, you can set it to false.

Specifies whether to remove inject Iframe tags before writing the string into the db. When this property is set to true (the default) Cute Editor strips all iframe tags from the html to prevent iframe injection attack.

Specifies whether to remove <link> tags which contain malicious, client-side executable code before writing the string into the db. When this property is set to true (the default) Cute Editor strips all <link> tags which contain malicious, client-side executable code from the html to prevent link tag injection attack.

Specifies whether to strip all script elements and script contents from the html to prevent javaScript injection. When this property is set to true (the default) Cute Editor strips all script elements and script contents from the html.

Specifies whether to remove inject <Style> tags which contain malicious, client-side executable code before writing the string into the db. When this property is set to true (the default) Cute Editor strips all <Style> tags which contain malicious, client-side executable code from the html to prevent style tag injection attack.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether themes apply to this control.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether the server control persists its view state, and the view state of any child controls it contains, to the requesting client.

By default Cute Editor will encode the value in the Hidden field automatically. You can turn it off by setting this property to "false". If this property is set to false, ValidateRequest="false" in the page directive is required.

Gets a list of event handler delegates for the control. This property is read-only.

This property is obsoleted. To specify the path to editor files, please add the following key to the appSettings in your web.config. <add key="CuteEditorDefaultFilesPath" value="~/Editor" />

Specifies whether the editor grabs focus when the page loads. If this property is set to true then the editor will take focus, if it is set to false it will not.

Gets the font properties associated with the Web server control.

Gets or sets the foreground color (typically the color of the text) of the Web server control.

Get the id of the IFrame

Allow user to change the IFrame's Style

Specifies the FullPage state

Gets a value indicating whether the control has attributes set.

Gets a value indicating whether the current server control's child controls have any saved view-state settings.

Specifies the height of the Cute Editor control on the page.

Specifies the url when the help button click

Specifies where the linked document will be opened when the user follows a link.

Gets or sets the programmatic identifier assigned to the Cute Editor control.

Gets the character used to separate control identifiers.

Gets a value indicating whether controls contained within this control have control state.

Gets a value indicating whether the control is enabled.

Gets a value that indicates whether the server control is saving changes to its view state.

Gets a value indicating whether view state is enabled for this control.

Gets a value indicating whether the control participates in loading its view state by ID instead of index.

If you do not want to preserve the aspect ratio when you drag and resize an image, you can set the MaintainAspectRatioWhenDraggingImage property to false. By default, MaintainAspectRatioWhenDraggingImage is set to true to enable the preservation of the aspect ratio.

Gets or sets the maximum number of characters including the HTML tags allowed in the Cute Editor. Default is zero, indicating no maximum.

Gets or sets the maximum number of characters excluding the HTML tags allowed in the Cute Editor. Default is zero, indicating no maximum.

Gets a reference to the server control's naming container, which creates a unique namespace for differentiating between server controls with the same ID property value.

Gets a reference to the Page instance that contains the server control.

Gets a reference to the server control's parent control in the page control hierarchy.

Retrieves the CuteEditor HTML content in plain text format.

Retrieves the CuteEditor HTML content in plain text format and replace carriage returns with the appropriate br and p tags for breaks.

Specifies the location of the style sheet that will be used by the preview window. Multiple Style Sheets are supported. Example PreviewModeCss="example.css,~/portal.css,/default.css"

By default Cute Editor will print the content in the editing area only. When this property is set to true, Cute Editor will print the whole web page.

Specifies whether the content is readonly

Please use URLType property.

By default Internet Explorer HTML parser automatically insert TBODY tag after any TABLE tag. When this property is set to true, CuteEditor strips out the TBODY tags.

Specifies whether the dropdown render as rich style .

Gets or sets the way the editor is resized.

Gets or sets the resize step in pixels used when the user clicks on "+" or "-" to resize the editor.

Whether to enable the client script based HTML editor. Returns a boolean value indicating whether the editor will provide rich-text editing. The decision should be based on both browser capabilities and on the page developer's choice. This property returns true if the end-user loads the page using Internet Explorer 5.5 or later running on Windows and the editor EnableClientScript property value is set to true.

Specifies the Security Policy File which contains a configurable set of rules called security policy.

Get the server name

Specifies whether the Bottom Bar(Design, Html and Preview Mode tab) appear.

Specifies whether toolbars in the Cute Editor Code View are visible

Specifies whether the Decrease editing window button appear.

Specifies whether the Edit Mode tab appear.

Specifies whether the Enlarge editing window button appear.

Specifies whether the CuteEditor group menu start image and end image appear.

Specifies whether the Html Mode tab appear.

Specifies whether the Preview Mode tab appear.

Specifies whether quick tag selector toolbar appear.

Specifies whether toolbars in the Cute Editor control are visible

Specifies whether the Word Count toolbar appear.

Gets information about the container that hosts the current control when rendered on a design surface.

Gets or sets the skin to apply to the control.

Gets a collection of text attributes that will be rendered as a style attribute on the outer tag of the Web server control.

This property is used for toggling the format of generated content. An example of the differences is that the "bold" command will generate <b> if the StyleWithCSS command is false and generate css style attribute (font-weight: bold) if the StyleWithCSS command is true.

Gets or sets the tab index of the Web server control.

Gets or sets the number of spaces to be inserted when the user hits the "tab" key

Gets the HtmlTextWriterTag value that corresponds to this Web server control. This property is used primarily by control developers.

Gets the name of the control tag. This property is used primarily by control developers.

Gets or sets a reference to the template that contains this control.

Gets or sets the template or layout to use for the toolbars.

Gets the virtual directory of the Page or UserControl that contains the current server control.

Specifies the url to load in the IFrame

This property provides access to the text within the editable area of the CuteEditor control. It can be used to set the text when the control is first displayed and also to read out the text when a form has been submitted.

Gets the style of the editor control when rendering as a Textarea.

Sets the theme for how the toolbar is draw. You can create your custom skin or choose from predefined themes: Custom / Office2007 / Office2003 / Office2003_BlueTheme / Office2000 / OfficeXP /

Specifies the ToggleBorder state. ToggleBorder is a handy function which allows you to see the borders without setting things to border = 1 or something like that in code. It's used for all HTML Tables, HTML Cells, Forms and Divs.

Get the id of the Cute Editor ToolBar

Get A collection of the buttons/dropdowns in the Edit View toolbar

Gets or sets the text displayed when the mouse pointer hovers over the Web server control.

Gets the unique, hierarchically qualified identifier for the server control.

Specifies whether the URL should be converted to a site root relative path (/html/images/image1.gif) or an absolute path (http://www.mysite.com/images/image1.gif).

TODO:UseFloatToolbar

Font tags are now deprecated, meaning that they aren't used any more and will cause validation errors. Many legacy pages still contain style information in font tags. By default Cute Editor converts font tags to span tags. <font face="times" size="4" color="#ffffff">your text</font> would be replaced with <span style="font-family: times, serif; font-size: 110%; color:#ffffff">your text</span> If you still want to use font tags, you can set this property to true.

By default Cute Editor maps most special characters to the equivalent HTML entity automatically. You can turn it off by setting this property to "false".

By default Cute Editor will use HttpHandler process the image files on the server side. You can turn this feature off by setting this property to false.

These are two types of text formatting tags -- logical formatting tags ( <strong> and <em> ), which describe the information in the element, and physical formatting tags (<b> and <i>), which specify its appearance. By default CuteEditor use the logical formatting tags ( <strong> and <em> ). If you want to use the physical tags (<b> and <i>), you can set this property to true.

Please use URLType property.

W3C recommend that all '&' in query strings be converted to &amp; This is the only way to get a piece of HTML validated. The reason is that & is the start of an HTML entity, such as &pound;

So this:

        <a href="page.aspx?var1=one&amp;va­r2=two">link</a> 
            
is valid, whereas: 
            
        <a href="page.aspx?var1=one&var2=t­wo">link</a> 
            
isn't. 
            

If you still want to use simple Ampersand in query strings, you can set this property to true. if you want to retrieve the CuteEditor HTML content in XHTML format, the 'UseSimpleAmpersand' property will be ignored.

If you want to use standard popup windows for all dialogs, set this property to true.

Gets a dictionary of state information that allows you to save and restore the view state of a server control across multiple requests for the same page.

Gets a value that indicates whether the StateBag object is case-insensitive.

Gets or sets a value that indicates whether a server control is rendered as UI on the page.

Specifies the width of the Cute Editor control on the page.

Retrieves the CuteEditor HTML content in XHTML format.