You should really start trying these things when customers give you exact cases to reproduce.  Take your example here, and add the following right after line 69 ():   Editor2.EditorWysiwygModeCss = ''../../../example.css'';Editor1.EditorWysiwygModeCss = ''../../../example.css'';   The tree that was added in the second editor ...

Okay, I figured out what is causing the problem, but I'm not sure why this is the case.  The problem is that I am setting EditorWysiwygModeCss AFTER I load the LinkTree with items.  Why does this cause the LinkTree to get reset?  Based on the definition of what that property is for, the two should be completely unrelated.

I am trying to programmatically load the links dropdown.  It was working before, and I think it stopped working when I started using the newest release.   I even tried copying the C# example from here:   http://cutesoft.net/developer+guide/Links_dropdown_Customization.htm   and put it into the page_load function of my ...

I can confirm that when I measured it, I did not get the same results as what you are saying.  FireFox and IE show one thing, and the Cute Editor shows something different.

I have found a problem with the way styles are applied within the WYSIWYG view in FireFox.  If I have the below HTML:   <a style=''COLOR: red'' href=''http://www.yahoo.com''>test</a>   The link appears blue in the WYSIWYG view in FireFox.  In IE, it appears correctly as red.  The HTML works correctly in ...

I took the screen shots of all three environments and here is what I got for heights (using Photoshop):   Cute Editor:    Div (including borders): 332px;    Div (without borders): 326px;   IE 6:     Div (including borders): 338px;    Div (without borders): ...

Did you look at the three attached screens?  You can clearly see that it is not doing the same thing in Cute Editor as it is in the two browsers.  If I change the HTML to have a height of 338 px, the Cute Editor suddenly looks the way that the browsers display with a height of 332px, but then the div is too tall in the browsers.

I hate to tell you this, but I am looking at the exact same HTML in the Cute Editor and in IE directly, and they ARE NOT doing the same thing.   Here's Cute Editor:     Here's IE6.0:   Here's FireFox 1.5:   Quite clearly, the editor is not displaying the same as IE or FireFox.  Regardless of what ...

I have the following HTML:   <div style=''height: 100px; width: 100px; border: 3px solid black;''> Content Goes Here </div>   In both IE and Firefox, this renders a 100x100 box with a 3px border, effectively making the box 106x106.  However, in the Cute Editor (use in IE or FireFox as well), the border is getting ...