Adam,

 

We do have that value set to true when we instantiate the control.  Our problem is that none of the styles in the stylesheet that are designated as specifically <p> styles (i.e p.MyStyle) and block styles (i.e div.MyStyle) are appearing in the Css Styles dropdown.  Here's out scenario: We purchased the control to be used in a customizable application that we release to our clients.  Each client has their own set of styles that they use in conjunction with the CE control.  Because the control is compiled into our release code (we instantiate in a code-behind and set all properties and bindings in the code-behind), we cannot have multiple versions of the same dll in order to accomodate each client that we have and the different style requirements that vary from client to client.  We need to be able to ALWAYS, in any situation, point the control to a particular stylesheet (always the same name, always in the same location, but the contents of stylesheet are different per client), and have all the styles in the stylesheet appear in the Css Styles dropdown.  Do you have any suggestions, or is this not possible?

 

Thanks,

 

Chris

 

P.S. please let me know if I have not been clear