I had a developer create a CMS for me and he integrated FCK into it as the means of adding content. I have nothing but the highest praises for both my developer and the FCK team for this great product.
However, I occasionally have the need to add a bit of html code in the normal text area, such as adding a code snippet from Feedburner's email function. I have no idea how to add an area that will recognize html and properly display it on a visitor's browser.
My developer is out of the country right now so I can't ask him.
Any suggestions, advice, pointers to "help" sites would be greatly appreciated.
-Tod
However, I occasionally have the need to add a bit of html code in the normal text area, such as adding a code snippet from Feedburner's email function. I have no idea how to add an area that will recognize html and properly display it on a visitor's browser.
My developer is out of the country right now so I can't ask him.
Any suggestions, advice, pointers to "help" sites would be greatly appreciated.
-Tod
Re: User Question: How do I insert html code into an edit box?
If I get your question right, to set default value of textarea in FCKeditor you need to add this line of code before calling $oFCKeditor->Create():
or if you want to display HTML tags in the text area:
Click the "source" button in the left top corner of FCKeditor to switch between editing in visual and source mode.
Wiktor Walc
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Re: User Question: How do I insert html code into an edit box?
My toolbar doesn't include the "source" button, though I did see it (and try it) using the FCK demo. It looks exactly like what I'm looking for. You've been a great help.
I'll go look for the FCK config file and try to activate that button.
-Tod