Avoid the import of a specific css file

[ManniAT]

Hi,

my problem is the following.
I allow my customer to change the look of the site's masterpage.
For this I provide (beside others) a "frames.css" this file has a lot of divs with large dimensions (1000x900 and so).
And those divs sometimes have "content" (Background images).
The result - when I use the CSS dropdown in RadEditor it almost becomes unusable due to the fact that it displays previews - 1000px large.

It is a single css file which holds those nasty things. Is there an easy way to tell RadEditor - pleas don't use frames.css.

Regards

Manfred

[Rumen]

Hi ManniAT,

Please, see this help article: CSS Styles. You can also specify your own css file to load in the RadEditor's Apply Class dropdown by setting the CssFiles property (see External Css Files)


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Rumen
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[ManniAT]

Hi Rumen,

thank your for this extreme fast response (new telerik record in fast support :)).
Suggestion one does not really help - to much styles used :)

The second tip solved my problem.
And brings up an other one.
This is not stopping me - I just want to point it out.

The easiest way to implement the things seemed to be the tools file.
This works - BUT it does not work with the ToolProviderID mechanism.
So my first editor has the correct settings (uses the wanted css) - but the others (using ToolProviderID) are showing up the full set of CSS styles.
I could solve this by setting <cssfile> directly at those editors - I just wanted to notice that this setting is not working with ToolProviderID.

Thank you

Manfred

[Tervel]

Hello ManniAT,

Thank you for pointing this issue - we logged it for fixing in the future.

Best regards,
Tervel
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