HTMLArea3 Extended - Page 3

novocaine · 16.04.2004, 19:00

I don't think it's a bug. Maybe HTMLArea3 XTD has a CSS class defined that is used in the modules too. Because, if the border doesn't show up until you login in, that means, that the HTMLArea3 XTD CSS file wasn'T loaded before. Is this ringing a bell?

regards,
novocaine

MamboHut · 16.04.2004, 19:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by novocaine

I don't think it's a bug. Maybe HTMLArea3 XTD has a CSS class defined that is used in the modules too. Because, if the border doesn't show up until you login in, that means, that the HTMLArea3 XTD CSS file wasn'T loaded before. Is this ringing a bell?

regards,
novocaine

I checked that too but no, no css classes defined that would make a conflict
Nice try

MamboHut · 16.04.2004, 19:50

Problem fixed, i was looking in the wrong direction, anyway

in htmlarea.css

removed (width: 600px

and changed the border to 0px from

old

iframe, .ta {
border: 1px solid #cec6b5;
width: 600px;
}
New

iframe, .ta {
border: 0px solid #cec6b5;

}

lexel · 19.04.2004, 19:09

Yeha, Novocaine
Thanks for this excellent job.
it's a

novocaine · 19.04.2004, 19:53

Thanks

And there's more to come!

The next release will contain the following:

Latest CVS version of htmlarea3 (v 1.74)
CSS drop down integrated in editor: format your text with styles contained in your CSS
editor will automatically load your template CSS - even more WYSIWYG
file manager - easily insert links to your docman or media manager files
Fixed iframe issue (iframe is globally defined in the CSS of the current version, which causes iframe width of 600px and border on all iframes - annoying when using wrapper)
Some bugfixes and cosmetic surgery

Stay tuned.

regards,
novocaine

BennieBlanco · 19.04.2004, 20:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by novocaine

Thanks

And there's more to come!

The next release will contain the following:

Latest CVS version of htmlarea3 (v 1.74)
CSS drop down integrated in editor: format your text with styles contained in your CSS
editor will automatically load your template CSS - even more WYSIWYG
file manager - easily insert links to your docman or media manager files
Fixed iframe issue (iframe is globally defined in the CSS of the current version, which causes iframe width of 600px and border on all iframes - annoying when using wrapper)
Some bugfixes and cosmetic surgery

Stay tuned.

regards,
novocaine

I am so glad that we have you here
Thank's again!!

MamboJoe · 19.04.2004, 20:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by novocaine

Thanks

file manager - easily insert links to your docman or media manager files

This is great...I really like the fact that we are going to integrate other component link in to the editor.

Great Job!

Kind Regards,
MamboJoe

MamboHut · 19.04.2004, 20:52

This is really a nice editor but i cann't get it to work on my site, i have it working on another site with same exact configuration on the same server, so i have two different problems now:

1- Doesn't work with either IE or Firefox when i have a module that contains java script.

2- when i remove the modules with Java script, Firefox works fine but IE refuse to load the proper editor (i did try from different machine, cleard cache and cookies), i get the screen below, when i look up the tool bar image's proprties i see it pointing to htmlarea2, very strange, any suggestions?? thanks for all the hard work.

novocaine · 19.04.2004, 21:13

Sorry MamboHut, no idea. Can't even imagine why the editor wouldn't work with other javascripts and why it's trying to access htmlarea2 images, maybe somethin in your template? Only guessing. I'm pretty busy at the moment so I'm sorry that I can't tell you more.

cheers,
novocaine