Rich Text Editor

Victor -

The RTE will not render the text with appropriate styling
unless the CSS
file is registered as part of a CommonSpot Style Sheet Set.

Regards,
Steve Drucker
CEO
Fig Leaf Software
www.figleaf.com
Adobe / Macromedia / Google / Paperthin Premier Consulting
and Training
Partner  

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Sent: Monday, June 12, 2006 2:53 PM
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Subject: [Commonspot] Rich Text Editor

We are experiencing a couple of annoyances with the RTE. My
main concern is
that it is going to affect the actual content providers and
become a
usability 'issue'.

1) The RTE does not show the complete style name in the
selection box
(Firefox). It only shows the first 1 1/2 letters.

2) The RTE content area does not render the text with the
appropriate
styling (IE nor Firefox) on Windows.

The combination of both issues make it really difficult to
tell if you have
applied the appropriate styles to the content. Programmers
can always revert
to the HTML code to figure out what is being done, but we
cannot expect end
users to do that.

Any ideas or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Victor
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Hey Steve. You are the man! I actually had the style sheet
defined under 
an additional set, but after moving it with the default, the
styles 
render fine. That is, except for the style names not showing
properly on 
the select window (not the drop-down list).

Victor

Steve Drucker wrote:
> Victor -
> 
> The RTE will not render the text with appropriate
styling unless the CSS
> file is registered as part of a CommonSpot Style Sheet
Set.
> 
> Regards,
> Steve Drucker
> CEO
> Fig Leaf Software
> www.figleaf.com
> Adobe / Macromedia / Google / Paperthin Premier
Consulting and Training
> Partner  
> 

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