Hi there,
I have a problem — of course — with Internet Explorer (8). IE creates weird borders around <p>-Tags that lets you move and resize the whole paragraph. This is very annoying. You have to click the paragraph 3 times before you can actually type in it. The borders look like this:
In the online-demo on ckeditor.com there aren't any borders in IE, although there are p-tags. I'm wondering how you can get rid of these.
--Lukas
I have a problem — of course — with Internet Explorer (8). IE creates weird borders around <p>-Tags that lets you move and resize the whole paragraph. This is very annoying. You have to click the paragraph 3 times before you can actually type in it. The borders look like this:
In the online-demo on ckeditor.com there aren't any borders in IE, although there are p-tags. I'm wondering how you can get rid of these.
--Lukas
Re: Borders / frame around paragraphs in Internet Explorer
That's because in your stylesheet you're applying something that turns the "hasLayout" bit in those paragraphs.
This is a bug report to Microsoft: https://connect.microsoft.com/IE/feedba ... nteditable
no signs at the moment about a future fix.
Re: Borders / frame around paragraphs in Internet Explorer
Thanks a lot alfonsoml! I applied overflow hidden to p elements (don't ask why, i don't even know why). Removing the rule did it