I'm try to emulate the front-end design of my site I have 2 or 3 nested div tags in the design. For example <div class=”Content”> <div class=”main-area”>content in here</div></div> Now the problem the problem is that I can’t set the editor to use all these classes, infact I can’t get to ...

Steve, Registered_AutoConfigure only supports the following values: Member Name Description None Disables all items on the toolbar ...

I have set the EditorBodyStyle to a black background. Now I am experiencing problems editing tables because I can't see the outlines any more as you can see in the following example: http://richtextbox.com/test/EditorBodyStyle.aspx   Is there a way to set the outline color to gray or white?    

Hi stevef,   Try this way:   <%@ Page Language=''C#'' %>     <%@ Register Assembly=''CuteEditor'' Namespace=''CuteEditor'' TagPrefix=''CE'' %> ...

Hi Chaplain,   Try properties EditorBodyStyle, like below:     <CE:Editor ID=''Editor1'' runat=''server'' EditorBodyStyle=''background-color:red''>         </CE:Editor>   Regards,   Ken

Cetalfio,For DNN3, please use your own web.config file. Just replace the htmlEditor section in your web.config using the following code: <htmlEditor defaultProvider=''CEHtmlEditorProvider''>    <providers>     <clear />     <!-- ...

Dear dsmajor,   Please check NukeEdit4\document\DotNetNuke-Integration.htm in download package, that is installation steps for dnn4.x, have an inversion operation and uninstall CuteEditor for DNN4.X   When finish those steps, install cuteeditor for dnn5.x, the installation steps can be found at ...

I am using CuteEditor version 6.2 for .NET and when I press the 'ABC' spell check button I get just a JavaScript error stating: 'Object doesn't support this property or method' Line: 1 Char: 1.   The funny thing is in a simple app I have this functionality working just fine, but when I implement it in my actual bigger project I get that JS ...

Adam   This the cute editor part of my web.config   <add name=''CEHtmlEditorProvider'' type=''DotNetNuke.HtmlEditor.CEHtmlEditorProvider, DotNetNuke.CEHtmlEditorProvider'' providerPath=''~\Providers\HtmlEditorProviders\CEHtmlEditorProvider\CuteSoft_Client\CuteEditor\'' UseDNNRootImageDirectory=''true'' ...

I'm having trouble with the CuteEditor in IE6. When the page loads I receive a JavaScript error of 'Permission denied'. I debugged the script and found that the source of this problem is the xml request indicated below. This only happens on an initial test implementation into one of our products. I can't seem to recreate the problem outside this ...