Here's a snippet...

 

$editor=new CuteEditor();
$editor->ID="Editor1";
$editor->AutoParseClasses=true;
$editor->EditorWysiwygModeCss="admin.css";

 

I'm expecting it to use the admin.css css file for the text that's being edited. I would also expect the "CSS Class" menu to pick these up. Neither works. Even if I edit the HTML directly to set classes, I can see they're not being picked up. I've also tried relative and absolute paths to the css file to no avail.

 

This is on a Vista64 system with IIS, PHP, MySQL.

 

Is there something I'm missing?

 

Thanks in advance!

Does...

 

$editor->AutoParseClasses=true;

 

... work for anyone?

AutoParseClasses only works for .NET version right now.

 

You can add your own CSS Classes using the methods described in the following page: 

 

Ouch!!! Oh well... thanks for the info.

 

Mike

Is there an estimated time that the AutoParser will be made functional in the classic ASP version?

 

Also, is it possible to use an absolute file reference for EditorWysiwygModeCss or are you restrictied to using a stylesheet that is in the same folder level as the page containing the editor?