Hi,
I'm using FCK version 2 for a couple of years now. Today I've checked the demo of FCK 3 and noticed that the same problem persists also in the latest version.
The problem is that FCK is creating different HTML output in different browsers. For example applying red color to the selected text in Firefox adds span with style of "color: rgb(255;0;0);" . Doing the same in IE adds "color: #ff0000" and in chrome (as I remember correctly) "color: #ff0000;" - it is with extra semicolon.
Is it impossible to make FCK act more consistently or is it that you guys just don't care about the details? :)
Regards,
Jakub
I'm using FCK version 2 for a couple of years now. Today I've checked the demo of FCK 3 and noticed that the same problem persists also in the latest version.
The problem is that FCK is creating different HTML output in different browsers. For example applying red color to the selected text in Firefox adds span with style of "color: rgb(255;0;0);" . Doing the same in IE adds "color: #ff0000" and in chrome (as I remember correctly) "color: #ff0000;" - it is with extra semicolon.
Is it impossible to make FCK act more consistently or is it that you guys just don't care about the details? :)
Regards,
Jakub

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