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Can you style (css) the Control Panel to look like the website?

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Can you style (css) the Control Panel to look like the website?
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2011-11-05, 07:23:47
mvlcek Wrote:
charles_i Wrote:I wondered how I could link those classes to my CSS file so they would be visible in the editor HTML view.

That is described in the post mentioned by Connie, too.

Thanks! I'll read through it all more carefully then. I thought it was all about CKeditor.
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Can you style (css) the Control Panel to look like the website? - by charles_i - 2011-11-05, 07:23:47



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