I would like to use RadEditor to edit content in a CMS.
Of course I want WYSIWYG editing using the same style sheet that I use in the website.
From what I have read in the forums and documentation it seems that I need to create a second style sheet just for RadEditor to use.
In my CMS system the dynamic content is in a specific container, so I hoped I could just specify the ID or class name of the container and RadEditor could use the website style sheet but this does not appear to be possible. (something like CKEDITOR's bodyClass or bodyId)
My other option, which I have used with other editors, is to make the CSS classes that are used in the content area the default for that HTML tag. For example, if all hyperlinks in the content area are to be red then that is the default for the "A" tag and if I want any other colour outside of the content area then I apply a class name to it. This method works with RadEditor except it ruins the display of toolbars and dialogs if some attributes are changed, for example LI tags. Unfortunately the RadEditor style sheet for toolbars and dialogs don't reset a lot of CSS attributes.
So my question is, is there a way of using RadEditor in this circumstance, without having to create a second style sheet and have to maintain two style sheets?
Of course I want WYSIWYG editing using the same style sheet that I use in the website.
From what I have read in the forums and documentation it seems that I need to create a second style sheet just for RadEditor to use.
In my CMS system the dynamic content is in a specific container, so I hoped I could just specify the ID or class name of the container and RadEditor could use the website style sheet but this does not appear to be possible. (something like CKEDITOR's bodyClass or bodyId)
My other option, which I have used with other editors, is to make the CSS classes that are used in the content area the default for that HTML tag. For example, if all hyperlinks in the content area are to be red then that is the default for the "A" tag and if I want any other colour outside of the content area then I apply a class name to it. This method works with RadEditor except it ruins the display of toolbars and dialogs if some attributes are changed, for example LI tags. Unfortunately the RadEditor style sheet for toolbars and dialogs don't reset a lot of CSS attributes.
So my question is, is there a way of using RadEditor in this circumstance, without having to create a second style sheet and have to maintain two style sheets?