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hello support,

 

i have had oscommerce for a few days now. i watched a few tutorials, and in one i thought i saw a wysiwyg

html editor. i would like to get this for my product description text box, i have entered three products now

and it would come in handy. i have php4 and on ethat is simple to install.

 

anybody heard of this, do you use it and would you recommend it.

 

thanks,

 

zpupster

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There are three popular HTML editor contributions, any of which will do what you want: CKEditor, FCKEditor and TinyMCE. Click on the AddOns link above and search for each. Install instructions are included with each one.

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Posted

thank you,

 

that was a big help. i downloaded the tiny mce editor. how can i populate the styles dropdown.

i searched for a tutorial. i am how to do this at all.

 

thanks,

zpupster

Posted

Craig,

 

if you are referring to the product attributes, you can make changes and additions under catalog>attributes

 

 

 

Chris

Posted

thanks chris,

 

did not find that. but what i am referring to. is tiny mce there is a place that a styles labeled--

dropdown box--- but i can not get any styles to dropdown. where would i get the styles from. so i can use a style for my

product description. sorry if the question is naive. i am searching , youtube for tutorial and on the forums at tinymce.

have not found anything yet.

 

thanks,

zpupster

Posted

found this

but i think this is an older version because i can not find tinyMCE.init

 

Finally, I found out. This is how to do it:

In the 'tinyMCE.init' add this or change it 'content_css'.

I changed mine to : "http://my_domain.com/my_subfolder/tinymcestyle.css", so now it reads:

content_css : "http://my_domain.com/my_subfolder/tinymcestyle.css",

I understand one might as well have a relative address like '../my_subfolder/tinymcestyle.css'. So it could read

content_css : "../my_subfolder/tinymcestyle.css"

 

thanks,

 

craig

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