Editor creating font tags like they're going out of fashion

Last post 09-17-2004, 2:33 PM by Aluminum. 6 replies.
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  •  09-02-2004, 10:02 AM 1686

    Editor creating font tags like they're going out of fashion

    If I have a block of text and I highlight this word and set the style to be Style 2

    Then I select the same word and change the style to Style 3, nothing seems to happen.  If I look in the HTML, I have 3 font tags surrounding my word.  Shouldn't I have two or better still one?  So if I try again and change it to Style 5, what happens?
     
    Well now I have 7 font tags.  So the first time I had one font tag, the second time I got 3 font tags and the third time I got 7 font tags.  There's one of two patterns emerging so far, either its adding an extra 2 font tags each time and I should expect 13 font tags (7+2+2+2) or its doubling the amount of font tags and adding an extra one therefore 15 font tags (7x2 = 1).
     
    I'm doing this as I go along so if I look at the HTML now ... oh there's 15!!!  The last of which is still Style 2 which was of course the first one I applied.  View the source of this message if you wanna see.
     
    OK so obviously there's a slight bug there but also ideally I don't think you want to have font tags, you'd want one span tag and for that tag to be updated each time.  You'd also want the same thing for setting styles to A tags so that you can use the hover and visited colours in the stylesheet.
     
    I'll leave that with you guys :)
  •  09-08-2004, 1:24 PM 1747 in reply to 1686

    Re: Editor creating font tags like they're going out of fashion

    I just saw this post now and it´s quite similar to mine: http://cutesoft.net/forums/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1744

     
    I also notice the font tags abundance. If I have some text I don´t want [when I apply a style] something like:
    <font class='myClass'>...sometext...</font>. It would be better something like: <div class='myClass'>...some text...</div>
     
    But as a workaround for this, we can use the 'Insert, Edit or Reposition Text Regions' btn and put the text there and then apply the custom style!

    Regards,
    »»» KenA
  •  09-08-2004, 2:04 PM 1749 in reply to 1747

    Re: Editor creating font tags like they're going out of fashion

    KenA,

     
    We will use the span tag instead of font tag in the next version.
     
     
    <span class='myClass'>...sometext...</span>.
     

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  •  09-08-2004, 2:11 PM 1750 in reply to 1749

    Re: Editor creating font tags like they're going out of fashion

    Ok ... much better and complies to web standards!
    Regards,
    »»» KenA
  •  09-08-2004, 6:54 PM 1755 in reply to 1749

    Re: Editor creating font tags like they're going out of fashion

    When is the next version supposed to come out? There seems to be a long list of much anticipated bug fixes that I'm excited to see implemented.
  •  09-12-2004, 2:56 PM 1789 in reply to 1755

    Re: Editor creating font tags like they're going out of fashion

    Aluminum,

     
    The new version will be released in about two weeks.
     
    We plan to release it on October 1, 2004.
     
    But it seems like we can release it a little earlier.
     

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  •  09-17-2004, 2:33 PM 1860 in reply to 1789

    Re: Editor creating font tags like they're going out of fashion

    Adam...GREAT news! Any need for beta testers? We'd love to try it out.

     
     
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