Hi lydia0500,   Please create a simple page can reproduce this issue and sned your ''jquery.js'' to me.   My E-mail: Kenneth@CuteSoft.net   Regards,   ken

Bensch,   Can you post the whole content of EditorStyle.css? It would be helpful if you can create an online demo so we can check it.    

Its nothing to do with mso-bidi-font-family being an 'invalid' HTML attribute.  Its to do with the comma as the following also raises the error.   <span style=''font-size: 12pt; font-family: 'Times New Roman'''>Content</span>   Is there a simply way to escape the commas for the spell check?

Hi Adam   Thanks for your reply.   I like the code function more cause you can turn it on or off for a particluar page (aspx).   As far as I know, there is not reference for the editor in CuteSoft_Client/CuteEditor/Dialogs/InsertImage.aspx, so how can I get a reference for this file?   Also, is it possible to hide all ...

Thanks,   This test and the analysis triggered by it helped to solve the problem and I found the cause for the strange beaviour in my style sheet.   The initial test worked fine with a few adoptions to my situation. Then I ncluded the stylesheet and I had the same problem of a too wide text field gain. One thing was different though: ...

Please open cuteeditor_files\Themes\Office2007\style.asp and modify the following code:   <%=editorid%> .CuteEditorSelect { font:normal 11px Tahoma; margin-left:1px; margin-top:1px; height:20px; vertical-align:middle;} <%=editorid%> .CuteEditorDropDown { float: left; border: #7E9DB9 1px solid; margin:1px 1px 1px ...

Extract CuteEditor for ASP .zip into g:\commericalASP directory, make a virtual directory ''commercialASP'' pointing to g:\commericalASP. Make a file named ''try.asp'' in the directory, copy-n-paste the following code into it <!-- #include file = ''CuteEditor_Files/include_CuteEditor.asp'' --> ...

I am able to reproduce this problem in the CuteSoft demo: http://cutesoft.net/example/general.aspx   with the following code snippet: <span style=''font-family: 'Times New Roman'; color: black; font-size: 12pt''>Hello World</span>   Looks like the single quotes ...

I am sorry I took so long. The truth is I am not using deprecated font tags. Please try this:   <div style=''font-size: 12pt''>This is a three sentences paragraph. <span style=''font-size: 18pt''>The second sentence will be changed to a bigger font.</span> The third will remain using default ...

I pasted the following at the bottom of your example:   The Spiritual Life Development course   Now, if you click Submit, nothing changes.  however, if you look down at the XHTML code, you get:     <div>     <font class=''cap''>       <strong ...