2011-11-15, 01:53:07
your suggestion is not the correct solution for the problem, as this directive is read when the calling programme (GetSimple) instantiates / starts the Editor
so what when you switch a theme?
I found one working solution / workaround:
the default css-file for the editor is the file admin\template\js\ckeditor\contents.css
if you need a fast solution, you can copy the content of your css-file into that file and upload it to the defined destination
I tested with
instead of the default-body-definition there and I got that blueish big letters in Arial as the default text-formatting
I tried to add a directive to the custom-config-file of CKEditor in GS (see the wiki), but to no avail until now
as I said, this is a fast workaround if you stick with one theme
so what when you switch a theme?
I found one working solution / workaround:
the default css-file for the editor is the file admin\template\js\ckeditor\contents.css
if you need a fast solution, you can copy the content of your css-file into that file and upload it to the defined destination
I tested with
Code:
body {
color: #416a8b;
font-family: Arial;
font-size: 18px;
font-weight: 400;
text-align: left;
}
instead of the default-body-definition there and I got that blueish big letters in Arial as the default text-formatting
I tried to add a directive to the custom-config-file of CKEditor in GS (see the wiki), but to no avail until now
as I said, this is a fast workaround if you stick with one theme
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Das deutschsprachige GetSimple-(Unter-)Forum: http://get-simple.info/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=18
Das deutschsprachige GetSimple-(Unter-)Forum: http://get-simple.info/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=18