Hello,
I recognized FCK (2.5.1) automaticly replaces the css-attribute
-moz-border-radius: Xpx;
to
-moz-border-radius-topleft: Xpx;
-moz-border-radius-topright: Xpx;
-moz-border-radius-bottomright: Xpx;
-moz-border-radius-bottomleft: Xpx;
and deletes the attribute -webkit-border-radius if you use it with firefox 3.0.11.
How can I disable this replacing? Because I need the css-attribute -webkit-border-radius for sending html-formated emails.
Thank you for your help, Raul
I recognized FCK (2.5.1) automaticly replaces the css-attribute
-moz-border-radius: Xpx;
to
-moz-border-radius-topleft: Xpx;
-moz-border-radius-topright: Xpx;
-moz-border-radius-bottomright: Xpx;
-moz-border-radius-bottomleft: Xpx;
and deletes the attribute -webkit-border-radius if you use it with firefox 3.0.11.
How can I disable this replacing? Because I need the css-attribute -webkit-border-radius for sending html-formated emails.
Thank you for your help, Raul
Re: Stop replace -moz-border-radius to -moz-border-radius-toplef
The best solution of course is to install the latest version of FCK (2.6.4). Maybe that's enough to solve your problem.
Re: Stop replace -moz-border-radius to -moz-border-radius-toplef
Hello jerome, thanks for your help!
But this solves not the problem. I have testet this with Version 2.6.4 Build 21629 at http://www.fckeditor.net/demo. If I paste this html source code to the fckeditor ("source view") (only with the browser Firefox):
and then switch to "normal view" and to back to "source view", it ends up this way:
-webkit-border-radius
is lost and -moz-border-radius is splitted to four attributes.
So it is not possible to save something into the database. Everytime I open the html code with fckeditor it will be replaced. How can I stop this behaviour?
I need both attributes. Because the mass mailing software poMMo (http://pommo.org) uses the fckeditor to edit html emails. And this will be sent to both mozilla and safari clients.
Thank you very much for your help.
Raul
Re: Stop replace -moz-border-radius to -moz-border-radius-toplef
Re: Stop replace -moz-border-radius to -moz-border-radius-toplef
If you're not editing these attributes directly in FCKeditor, they're probably best left to a style sheet declaration.
Re: Stop replace -moz-border-radius to -moz-border-radius-toplef
Re: Stop replace -moz-border-radius to -moz-border-radius-toplef
Hello LesBarstow,
thank you for this information. I did not knew that Firefox replaces values. I thought it was the editor.