After opening the context menu, the element will be available in the body of the page, but with display:none, so you just toggle that and look at the elements of the menu
Thanks for the reply alfonsoml ... that was just meant as an example. I was more looking for info on the "global scale" ... from reading your comment I take it that indeed FireBug is the tool of choice for you. Is there anything else people use?
Each browser has its own version of this tool and except Firefox you can find them under a "Developer tools" menu.
If you want a step-by-step guide about how to write your own skin for CKEditor, then I can only suggest to pick one of the provided ones and start changing it. Of course, if you document that process and provide it to help other people that would be great.
thanks for clarifying. I've now learned that what Firebug shows is indeed reliable, and you just need to show some perseverance in finding what you're looking for. One problem I did have was that sometimes I tried to change the looks of something in the skin files, where I should have been changing it in the content.css file.
Re: How to "look into" CKEditor?
Re: How to "look into" CKEditor?
Re: How to "look into" CKEditor?
If you want a step-by-step guide about how to write your own skin for CKEditor, then I can only suggest to pick one of the provided ones and start changing it. Of course, if you document that process and provide it to help other people that would be great.
Re: How to "look into" CKEditor?
thanks for clarifying. I've now learned that what Firebug shows is indeed reliable, and you just need to show some perseverance in finding what you're looking for. One problem I did have was that sometimes I tried to change the looks of something in the skin files, where I should have been changing it in the content.css file.
Regards,
Raphael