I am creating custom templates. When I create a black or dark background template it looks fine when I initially choose it from the popup window.
However, after I click "Source" to view the code, then click Source again to view the changes, my <body> tags from my templates are no longer there. This means that the default standard, of having a white margin around the edge, shows up which looks bad when there is a dark background.
Where do I find the system generated template <body> tag so I can add the attributes to zero out the margins?
Your help is greatly appreciated!
However, after I click "Source" to view the code, then click Source again to view the changes, my <body> tags from my templates are no longer there. This means that the default standard, of having a white margin around the edge, shows up which looks bad when there is a dark background.
Where do I find the system generated template <body> tag so I can add the attributes to zero out the margins?
Your help is greatly appreciated!
Re: Where do I edit the Source <body> tag?
There are two places in fckeditorcode_gecko.js
Search for
and change to
Re: Where do I edit the Source <body> tag?
I do not want to turn on full html because I don't want to have my autoresponder clients to have access to the header. So I still need a way for the editor to send a body tag with some css in it: i.e., <body style="margin:0;padding:0;">