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2. Re: WYSIWYG editor
noicangi Feb 13, 2006 2:16 PM (in response to noicangi)i suposed the tiny_mce its an aplication used by the portal, i updated the time mce to get all the funcionalities of the editor.....the things it that it works the same as the original one but its still with problems...the fonts, color size of letters etc...i know i could upload a file but its for have the portal perfect :P
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3. Re: WYSIWYG editor
conkan Feb 13, 2006 6:53 PM (in response to noicangi)Perhaps you need to need to build the source in your shell. Did you try getting the source code for the jboss portal??? (Note that each version of the jboss portal has a different infrastructure.)
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4. Re: WYSIWYG editor
conkan Feb 13, 2006 6:57 PM (in response to noicangi)I just meant that you might want to leverage the portlet app so that it is consistent with how the portal is layed out. You might want to use the CSS style sheets for the themes in core/resources/portal-core-war (e.g.-portlet-font).
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5. Re: WYSIWYG editor
noicangi Feb 14, 2006 7:28 AM (in response to noicangi)yes i change the theme for changing the color and fonts but if y want to bold text on a portlet it doesn't function.
i was thinking that maybe the theme changes the text inside the html.....maybe if i comment the portlet properties in the theme it would work.
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6. Re: WYSIWYG editor
conkan Feb 14, 2006 12:11 PM (in response to noicangi)If the portlet tiny_mce works but does not work with the theme, then try modifying the 'jsp' files under src/resources/portal-tiny_mce-war/WEB-INF/jsp so they use portlet-font.
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7. Re: WYSIWYG editor
conkan Feb 14, 2006 6:40 PM (in response to noicangi)...and other fonts that are defined for the themes. [/img]
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8. Re: WYSIWYG editor
noicangi Feb 15, 2006 8:08 AM (in response to noicangi)ok but its silly to define a portlet style for the work inside a portlet...maybe i need to have diferrent portlet with diferrents kind of fonts sizes etc...
i need to know if this is a bug in jboss ( because the thmes determinate the fonts styles) or its my instalation....
thnks in advance.
pd: how do i buid the source....i only use the bundled version :P -
9. Re: WYSIWYG editor
conkan Feb 15, 2006 11:29 AM (in response to noicangi)OK... If you have a bundled version, then you could not build it. However, if you have the source code including the '*.jsp' files, then you could adjust them so that, wherever there are fonts 'Arial', 'Verdana', etc., you could replace them with 'portlet-header' or 'portlet-font' so they match the css style sheets in the themes.
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10. Re: WYSIWYG editor
mholzner Feb 15, 2006 11:41 AM (in response to noicangi)to overwrite the styles for a portlet, you can use the css injection
there is a programmatic way, and a declarative way to inject a css. The injected css overwrites the theme css in the scop of the portlet that injects it. See the theme doc for details on how to do this.
Another option you have is to use different classes and ids in this portlet, and add the selectors for those to the theme css -
11. Re: WYSIWYG editor
conkan Feb 15, 2006 11:49 AM (in response to noicangi)OK... disregard my previous posts if you are trying to update web pages using your editor. I first thought that you were trying to get the themes for the editor the same as the themes for the rest of the portal. If you are actually trying to change themes using your editor, check to make sure that your WYSIWYG editor supports CMS in your portal version of 2.2.
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12. Re: WYSIWYG editor
noicangi Feb 15, 2006 1:45 PM (in response to noicangi)ok thnkx concan...
...maybe i'm not expresing myself clear...the thing is that i'm trying to update text content of a html file using the wysiwyg editor of the cms admin portlet...but the editor if not working well...i can't change the font properties eventhough i write html code.
also....the versioning...if i create a new version of a html in the editor i cannot reuse an older one or edit it.
please check or confirm this problem :)
pd: i know this is not the right topic but how could i put content in the cms without uploading it? i'm supposing that if i have 300 pictures i have to upload them one by one¿? -
13. Re: WYSIWYG editor
serein Sep 18, 2006 5:05 AM (in response to noicangi)Roy,
why don't you recommend to update to the latest version of editor?
I have downloaded the TinyMCE from the site, replaced all files and folders in jboss-portal.sar\portal-core.war\images\cms\admin\tiny_mce\
with the new ones and then updated the 2 jsp's:
jboss-portal.sar\portal-core.war\WEB-INF\jsp\cms\admin\edit.jsp
jboss-portal.sar\portal-core.war\WEB-INF\jsp\cms\admin\create.jsp
- updated the javascript functiontinyMCE.init
as shown in examples of TinyMCE.
That woks.