How can I use CKEditor .. and not have it change my coding?
For example, if I hand type <p style="color: #990000;">test</p>
It re-writes it as:
<p style="color: rgb(153, 0, 0);">
sdfs
</p>
NOTE: The change from color: #990000; to color: rgb(153, 0, 0);
Is it possible for CKEditor to be set in a way so it will NOT re-write my code?
If so, please let me know how.
Thanks,
Gary
For example, if I hand type <p style="color: #990000;">test</p>
It re-writes it as:
<p style="color: rgb(153, 0, 0);">
sdfs
</p>
NOTE: The change from color: #990000; to color: rgb(153, 0, 0);
Is it possible for CKEditor to be set in a way so it will NOT re-write my code?
If so, please let me know how.
Thanks,
Gary
Re: How can I use CKEditor .. and not have it change my codi
Re: How can I use CKEditor .. and not have it change my codi
I am using multiple browsers, including IE, Firefox, and Chrome, and it happens in all of them. So, what ever the issue is, it seems that it needs to be corrected. Telling me it's a browser issue, doesn't fix the problem. And since I'm not having the problem with WP Super Edit (WYSIWYG editor) .. regardless of the browser, CKEditor should look into fixing this.
Do you believe this is going to be possible to fix? And if so, when?
Thanks for your feedback,
Gary
Re: How can I use CKEditor .. and not have it change my codi
That ticket has a basic patch that can fix the problem, but we might try to use a different approach as changing the way that the color is written is the minor of the problems with the inline styles in each browser.
Re: How can I use CKEditor .. and not have it change my codi
Should I wait for you to handle this "in the best way you see fit" or should I use the patch now?
Just let me know what you suggest.
Thanks,
Gary
Re: How can I use CKEditor .. and not have it change my codi
Re: How can I use CKEditor .. and not have it change my codi
http://dev.ckeditor.com/attachment/tick ... 1653.patch