Using ckeditor v3 in an IIS webserver and ColdFusion environment, the editor works fine for the current versions of IE8, Firefox and Chrome. However, when I maximize the editor, it shows the web page underneath, presumably because the editor window is transparent.
If I toggle into edit source it displays correctly, presumably because the editor window is opaque in this mode.
The editor behaves the same for the above 3 browsers.
I've checked this by enclosing the web page content in a div tag with a background style set to white. This fixed the problem, but is not a practical solution.
v2 of the editor works fine.
If I toggle into edit source it displays correctly, presumably because the editor window is opaque in this mode.
The editor behaves the same for the above 3 browsers.
I've checked this by enclosing the web page content in a div tag with a background style set to white. This fixed the problem, but is not a practical solution.
v2 of the editor works fine.
Re: Maximizing the editor shows the webpage underneath
I was referencing a custom stylesheet for the editor content and just needed to set the body style to have a background color.
Re: Maximizing the editor shows the webpage underneath
I also have a custom css which tells that the background is transparent, which is what i want normally, the editor's background can be anything and i don't know it.
But in fullscreen it should be defined color like white. But I don't have any idea how to change the background only when the editor is maximized.
Does someone have any ideas about how to archive it?
Re: Maximizing the editor shows the webpage underneath
Thanks...sort of...for the solution. I have a similar (?) problem where I put CK into a pop-up div. In IE8 the links on the underlying page bleed through ( viewtopic.php?f=11&t=16924&p=43091#p43091 )
If I force a body style in my .css files the links no longer bleed through. Interestingly, forcing a background body style onto the containing elements (e.g., the containing div) does not solve the problem; only setting the background body style inside of the CK editor.
So, a workaround, but, unfortunately, our style sheets are designed specifically not to have styles on the body tag so I'm still not sure how I can work around this short of always including an extra .css file with nothing but the background body style (bleh).