Forum : ImpressCMS

2012/4/12 14:22:14 #1
McDonald Offline Home away from home Joined: 2007/12/4 2:00 \| From: Netherlands \| Posts: 2220
TinyMCE: redundant lines of code Are the following lines in tinymce/tinymce.php redundant or not? $this->setting["content_css"] = @$this->config["content_css"] ? $this->config["content_css"] : "editor_xoops.css"; if (!is_readable(ICMS_ROOT_PATH . $this->rootpath. '/themes/'.$this->setting["theme"].'/css/' .$this->setting["content_css"])) { unset( $this->setting["content_css"] ); }
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2012/4/15 11:58:43 #2
McDonald Offline Home away from home Joined: 2007/12/4 2:00 \| From: Netherlands \| Posts: 2220
Re: TinyMCE: redundant lines of code Looks like the code is redundant because it points to a folder called 'themes/../css' which I can't find. It's for configuring a css to be used for the TinyMCE textarea so you really see how the content will look in the frontend. Maybe it's an idea to have a css within a theme which can be used for this. TinyConfig can be used to enable the css yes/no. content_css : "themes/theme/tinymce_content.css"
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2012/4/17 7:21:47 #3
fiammybe Offline Webmaster Joined: 2009/3/2 21:18 \| From: Belgium \| Posts: 2033
Re: TinyMCE: redundant lines of code That would remedy in part one of the big issues I have with editor implementation at the moment : WYSIRWYG (what you see is really what you get. I'm all for better integrated editors.
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2012/4/17 8:23:26 #4
McDonald Offline Home away from home Joined: 2007/12/4 2:00 \| From: Netherlands \| Posts: 2220
Re: TinyMCE: redundant lines of code The trunk version of TinyConfig has an option for entering the path to a custom CSS. If the option is left blank the default CSS of the selected TinyMCE theme will be used. It's advised to use the deault CSS (editors/tinymce/jscripts/themes/advanced/skins/default/content.css) as a base for a custom version. See also the TinyMCE documentation: http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Configuration:content_css I have been experimenting with using custom CSS files placed in the theme folders. This didn't work well when having the block for selecting themes activated.
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