When going into full screen mode, the sidebar of our template remains visible over the top of the editing dialogue, obscuring some of the text. If I remove the width declaration from the sidebar's CSS rule, the problem goes away. However, the width needs to be there for normal display, so I need to get rid of it only when in full screen mode.
It would be useful if full screen mode added a class to the body element - something like class="rad_fullscreen" - so that I could write a CSS rule to account for this.
One of the reasons for buying the full version of the editor was that we could add custom behaviours using JavaScript. The online manual says the way to do this is by setting the OnClientCommandExecuting property of the control, but with the MOSS control that property doesn't exist. How can I create a client-side event handler that will fix this problem?
It would be useful if full screen mode added a class to the body element - something like class="rad_fullscreen" - so that I could write a CSS rule to account for this.
One of the reasons for buying the full version of the editor was that we could add custom behaviours using JavaScript. The online manual says the way to do this is by setting the OnClientCommandExecuting property of the control, but with the MOSS control that property doesn't exist. How can I create a client-side event handler that will fix this problem?