Hi again:

 

I've got a bit of a problem with the styles I'm applying to the editor.  This happens when I set an ordered (<ol>) or unordered (<ul>) list to have a display property of inline-block in the css file I've linked to the editor.  What happens is the editor behaves as though the list is an image (ie, it changes the cursor to the cross, and displays a dashed box around the list). 

 

Is this normal?  If so how can I set the editor not to expect images (as we're not using the image functionality) and therefore not treat items with a css display attribute of inline-block as images?

 

Thanks

Simon

Simon,

Can you explain in more details or post your code? 

Is something like the code below?

<ul style="display: block">
   <li>Test </li>
   <li>Test </li>
   <li>Test </li>
</ul>

 

 

Hi Adam:

 

Apologies if I was a little vague...

 

I've set the EditorWysiwygModeCss property to a stylesheet I've created for the editor to use.  In this stylesheet I've set the following property:

Simon,

 

Yes, I understand what you mean now.

When using DISPLAY: inline-block", the Object is rendered inline, but the contents of the object are rendered as a block element.  Adjacent inline elements are rendered on the same line, space permitting.

 

<UL style="DISPLAY: inline-block">
<LI>test
<LI>test
<LI>test
<LI>test
<LI>test </LI></UL>

Will be rendered as

• test
• test
• test
• test
• test

When a element is rendered as a block element, IE will allow you apply the resizing or moving operation to the element. The cursor will change  to "move" (Crossed arrows, indicating something is to be moved) and hashed border will be rendered (indicating something is to be resized).

 
Hope it helps.

Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions.

 

Hi again:

 

Thanks for your reply.

 

Is there any way you're aware of to switch the aforementioned behaviour off?  At the moment I'm checking the browser type and then specifying a different stylesheet for IE and Gecko browsers (as IE works with inline and Gecko works with inline-block).