I want to use an HTML text editor (i.e. TinyMCE) to format text in the basic content area of my addon. For instance, I need the content area to honor line breaks.
I actually saw the editor pop-up on one of the addons I was playing with, but I can't seem to activate it on any of the others. What am I doing wrong?
The little text formatting tool above the "content" field, shown in your first example, is not present for me. I have TinyMCE chosen as my default editor in my Site Settings, and that editor does show up when I edit Articles or Modules, but it's absent from Blox.
Yes, I get the editor box in that field, but try editing the field in the block above it, and no editor pops up. I tried in both Safari and Chrome. See my cursor in the Content field and no editor pop-up.
Now the editor pop-up appears, but the "source code" tool will not honor any inline CSS I add to the source code. I can type it in, but after I hit "ok," it gets striped-out. That is, I don't see the inline CSS in the result, and if I hit the source code button again, the CSS has been removed. (My intent was to scale the <p> tag to 90%.)
Furthermore, wherever I type an inline CSS rule into the Font area, that rule is ignored in the resulting output.
Sorry, my client couldn't wait. I hand coded the page, but as far as I know the problem still persists. I was unable to add inline CSS by using the source code tool in the HTML editor. Do you know that this is possible?
I want to use an HTML text editor (i.e. TinyMCE) to format text in the basic content area of my addon. For instance, I need the content area to honor line breaks.
I actually saw the editor pop-up on one of the addons I was playing with, but I can't seem to activate it on any of the others. What am I doing wrong?
The little text formatting tool above the "content" field, shown in your first example, is not present for me. I have TinyMCE chosen as my default editor in my Site Settings, and that editor does show up when I edit Articles or Modules, but it's absent from Blox.
Yes, I get the editor box in that field, but try editing the field in the block above it, and no editor pops up. I tried in both Safari and Chrome. See my cursor in the Content field and no editor pop-up.
Thank you!
Now the editor pop-up appears, but the "source code" tool will not honor any inline CSS I add to the source code. I can type it in, but after I hit "ok," it gets striped-out. That is, I don't see the inline CSS in the result, and if I hit the source code button again, the CSS has been removed. (My intent was to scale the <p> tag to 90%.)
Furthermore, wherever I type an inline CSS rule into the Font area, that rule is ignored in the resulting output.
Sorry, my client couldn't wait. I hand coded the page, but as far as I know the problem still persists. I was unable to add inline CSS by using the source code tool in the HTML editor. Do you know that this is possible?