I think I already know the answer to this question, but thought I'd pose it as a suggestion if the functionality does not already exist. We want the content of our RadEditor to look the same as it would once it is submitted (meaning it should pull in all the CSS files of the page it is on). However, we only want the Apply CSS class dropdown to pull from a single CSS file that we specify. The CssClasses route is not a solution for us, because the CSS file that should populate the dropdown might have anywhere between 1 and hundreds of declarations, all of which could change and would then have to be updated in two places. So my question/suggestion is, is there any way to make the Editor display area pull in the page's styles, while forcing the "Apply CSS Class" dropdown to only pull in from a declared file?
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robertw102
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answered on 11 Mar 2010, 08:38 PM
I assuming this is what your asking about or maybe I'm wrong, but here's the link to the help topic.
You can set the CssFiles collection and add the CSS files you want to include in the editor and it will use it as the base for the "Apply CSS Class" drop-down.
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Zach
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answered on 11 Mar 2010, 09:22 PM
This method also overrides the styles the main WYSIWIG region gets though. I want the WYSIWIG to pull in the styles from the page, while the Apply CSS class dropdown only gets what I specify in a declaration similar to what you're talking about.
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Hi Zach,
The requested feature is not supported out-of-the box by the Apply Class dropdown, which displays the classes applied to the content area. If you would like you can implement your own custom dropdown that will list only the classes that you want to display.
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Rumen
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The requested feature is not supported out-of-the box by the Apply Class dropdown, which displays the classes applied to the content area. If you would like you can implement your own custom dropdown that will list only the classes that you want to display.
Regards,
Rumen
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