Yes, you need to modify the web.config file instead of the CEHtmlEditorProvider.vb file.    <add name=''CEHtmlEditorProvider''         type=''DotNetNuke.HtmlEditor.CEHtmlEditorProvider, DotNetNuke.CEHtmlEditorProvider''         ...

Unable to do that Adam, this is a corporate environment and the site is not available to the outside. What else do you require besides that?  Here is the entire webconfig for the editor....... <dotnetnuke>   <htmlEditor ...

Thanks. Ken. However, set EditorBodyStyle="color:red" will affect all texts, my problem is, my user will write some comments among a existed paragraph, and this original paragraph's font is black. And my user wants to input the comments with red color without clicking "Font color" button, is there a way to do that?

Adam,   >> Can you change it to EditorBodyStyle=''background-color:#ff0000;text-align:left'' and test again?   Did as requested, no change tot he Editor Background color.   >>  <security name=''ImageGalleryPath''>~/uploads</security>   I tried absolute, Relative and Physical paths. In each ...

I tried to compile a modified CEHtmlEditorProvider.vb under VS2008 Express and I get some error issue. Does somebody could try to compile that for me and tell me which version I should use ???   ' ' DotNetNuke - http://www.dotnetnuke.com ' Copyright (c) 2002-2004 ' by Shaun Walker ( sales@perpetualmotion.ca ) of Perpetual Motion ...

I have a problem setting up the default editor font for the text area.  After searching the forums, I found two properties mentioned that should help me do this.  EditorWysiwygModeCSS and EditorBodyStyle.   First I tried setting the EditorWysiwygModeCSS to point to a stylesheet (Editor.css).  The editor.css file has the ...

Please check EditorWysiwygModeCss property and EditorBodyStyle : EditorWysiwygModeCss:   Specifies the location of the style sheet that will be used by the editable area. Multiple Style Sheets are supported. Example:   editor.EditorWysiwygModeCss = ''example.css,~/portal.css,/default.css''     ...

This is an example of some obvious browser compatibility bugs. Will they be fixed?   Here's a comparison of how the two browsers handle Cute entries. Versions IE 7 and Firefox 3   TEST ONE:  BreakElement=''P''   IE encloses each line in opening and closing <p> tags Firefox does the same   TEST TWO  ...

Can you explain more details? Suggestion: if your web site background-Color is black, you may need to use the black background in the editor as well. Hope it helps.  

Hi Ken Thanks again for the quick reply.  I tried both EditorWysiwygModeCss and EditorBodyStyle (I'm assuming this is just a style, not a css class) - and had no luck.  This is what my editor properties look like.  The PreviewModeCss is the css witth the lighter text.  I've tried to remove that as well, but all the drop downs ...