Styles issues

Last post 07-19-2006, 7:30 PM by vrubba. 2 replies.
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  •  07-19-2006, 6:09 PM 21097

    Styles issues

    I haven't been able to resolve this at all.  I have a form that has a blue background.  In order to get the textarea of the area to also display the blue background i have to set the wysiwyg edtor style sheet property to point at the stylesheet that i use for the page.  That works like a charm.  The only problem is that I have a darkblue background and WHITE text.  If I try to work in HMTL mode, I can't see the HTML Text because even though the background returns to a white color the text continues to stay white.  This is REALLY annoying.  I've played around with all the settings and in the end just removed the stylesheet reference.  Which isn't a great solution either because I would like to be able to work in the WYSIWYG mode so that I actually will see what I will get when I save my work.   Please help!
  •  07-19-2006, 6:41 PM 21098 in reply to 21097

    Re: Styles issues

    vrubba,
     

    Please modify the CuteEditorconstants.js file.

    // Default style in the source view
    var _editorSourceStyle = "font:normal 11px verdana;background:#ffffff;margin:0;padding:0;";

    to:


    // Default style in the source view
    var _editorSourceStyle = "font:normal 11px verdana;margin:0;padding:0;";
     
     

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  •  07-19-2006, 7:30 PM 21102 in reply to 21098

    Re: Styles issues

    thanks for pointing me in the rigth direction. i actually prefer the black text white background for doing html editing, so I just added color:#00000 instead of removing background... perhaps this would be a good idea for the next update?  If you're explicitely setting the background, you may as well set the forecolor as well.  Just an idea.

    Thanks again.

    Vic

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