Hello,

 

I have found no way to make the Editor control create 'class' attributes (with <STYLE> tag definitions) instead of creating inline 'style' attributes.

In other words, what I need is, for example, instead of this:

 

<p style="color:red">red text</p>

 

to have this:

 

<style>

.redText { color:red; }

</style>

Dmitri,

 

If you use Css Class dropdown, you will get <p class="redText">red text</p>.

 

 

 

Thank you for your reply!

 

I know about that functionality...  Problem is, I would have to create an entry in that dropdown list for every possible color, background color, and the plethora of other stylistic options available/supported in (D)HTML, which would make that a rather long list. :-)

I just wanted to make, for example, the color button generate a class instead of a 'style'... as well as other buttons/actions.

 

Right now I'm thinking about maybe using the XHTML property to load the output as XML and parse out all the 'style' attributes, make them into <style> values, and replace the 'style' with the correspondent 'class' attributes.  A lot of work, but I don't see how to do it any other way. (and still hoping I'm wrong... :-))

 

 

Thanks.

 

 

There is a easier solution.

 

Please open you toolbar configuration file.

 

And change the following code:

 

  <item type="dropdown" name="CssStyle" width="50" RenderItemBorder="true" text="[[CssStyle]]" command="CssStyle" />

 

to:

 

Thanks for the prompt reply, but that's not what I'm talking about...

Sorry, I guess I was still not being clear enough.

 

Some of the standard buttons (e.g. the highlighter) are generating HTML that uses inline 'style' attributes.

For example, the 'Highlight' button generates '<font style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: yellow">'.  Flash doesn't "understand"/support those.  How do I go about changing that button (and some others that generate, by default, inline 'style' attributes) to generate 'class' attributes instead, with the class defined as a correspondent CSS (<style> tag)?  I'm thinking this is not possible/supported, partly because there is no "place" in the API to store those <style> tag values (i.e. you'd have to do something like this:  '<style>.highlighter{BACKGROUND-COLOR: yellow;}</style><font class="highlighter">'), but I just wanted to make sure I'm not missing something.

 

Thanks.