Goto the developer-section, then datatypes. There, click richtext editor. There you can set the width and height and a dozen other properties for the richtext editor.
I can add that it's possible to create several different "versions" of the richtext editor, each with its own settings. Just create a new datatype under datatypes in the developer section and use TinyMCE as the rendercontrol. You can then make individual settings for the new richtext editor that you've created. This is very useful! Some examples:
- You want an editor with a different width/height that better reflects the area on the real page.
- You want a different amount of formatting options, for example a simpler editor.
- You want the editor to use a separate stylesheet with special styles.
I've used this on a couple of occasions and custom editors really makes life much easier for both developers and site administrators. The developer can tailor the editor for the type of use that is intended. Administrators appreciate an interface that's more bulletproof - with less options it's easier to make the right choices.
Change the size of the richtext editor
Hello again again again
Is it possible to change the size og the richtext editor?
Greetings Anders
Sure it is.
Goto the developer-section, then datatypes. There, click richtext editor. There you can set the width and height and a dozen other properties for the richtext editor.
HTH,
Peter
I can add that it's possible to create several different "versions" of the richtext editor, each with its own settings. Just create a new datatype under datatypes in the developer section and use TinyMCE as the rendercontrol. You can then make individual settings for the new richtext editor that you've created. This is very useful! Some examples:
- You want an editor with a different width/height that better reflects the area on the real page.
- You want a different amount of formatting options, for example a simpler editor.
- You want the editor to use a separate stylesheet with special styles.
I've used this on a couple of occasions and custom editors really makes life much easier for both developers and site administrators. The developer can tailor the editor for the type of use that is intended. Administrators appreciate an interface that's more bulletproof - with less options it's easier to make the right choices.
/Thomas Kahn
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