Hi,
when the FCKEditor is placed on a invisible <div> container (display: none) and made visible later, editing is not possible ... only after switching to source and back again to wysiwyg ...
Is there a way to "activate" FCK correctly?
Many thanks for the help,
Alex
when the FCKEditor is placed on a invisible <div> container (display: none) and made visible later, editing is not possible ... only after switching to source and back again to wysiwyg ...
Is there a way to "activate" FCK correctly?
Many thanks for the help,
Alex
Re: activate FCKEditor when initially invisible
On work around is keep your intial div having FCK editor visible ( display:block)
After the page is loaded fully ( onLoad handler) than make the div invisible by setting the style ( display:none).
This is little unfortunate as the big editor window first appears and than disappears.
This is cosmetically not acceptable.
Re: activate FCKEditor when initially invisible
Re: activate FCKEditor when initially invisible
2.5 has the same problem.
Re: activate FCKEditor when initially invisible
Re: activate FCKEditor when initially invisible
Frederico Knabben
CKEditor Project Lead and CKSource Owner
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