Hello,
We have a client that would like to give some users the ability to override stylesheets by changing colors, fonts, etc. And other users that should not have that ability.
We are being told by our developers that the editor features are either available for all users or none. Is this correct?
If not, how can we allow different user groups to have different access with regards to the editor?
Thanks.
We have a client that would like to give some users the ability to override stylesheets by changing colors, fonts, etc. And other users that should not have that ability.
We are being told by our developers that the editor features are either available for all users or none. Is this correct?
If not, how can we allow different user groups to have different access with regards to the editor?
Thanks.
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Hello Megan,
If you are talking about the ability to load CSS files through the CssFiles property of RadEditor then you can implement your own WebPart that will load different file(s) through the CssFiles property according to the logged user.
if (UserRole == "Admin")
{
RadEditor1.CssFiles.Add(new EditorCssFile("~/Css/Admin.css"));
}
else RadEditor1.CssFiles.Add(new EditorCssFile("~/Css/Common.css"));
If your scenario is other please explain it in more details.
Best regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
If you are talking about the ability to load CSS files through the CssFiles property of RadEditor then you can implement your own WebPart that will load different file(s) through the CssFiles property according to the logged user.
if (UserRole == "Admin")
{
RadEditor1.CssFiles.Add(new EditorCssFile("~/Css/Admin.css"));
}
else RadEditor1.CssFiles.Add(new EditorCssFile("~/Css/Common.css"));
If your scenario is other please explain it in more details.
Best regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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