Make sure that you get your styling to overrule the basic styling. I have just tried setup an stylesheet for tables and linked it to the Rich Text Editor, I make the table cells red, and it works.
I am also slightly baffled as to why this has been taken out of the build as I quite liked my end users to be able to give the table a class by going to the table properties.
If for example I had three styles - green tables, blue tables and red tables - how would the end user be able to pick one of these without trawling through a load of html to find a table tand add in a class tag or an id tag..? This is also nearly impossible for users who have little or no html experience and passes the job back to me.
Is there no way we can just add in a free text id box for the table properties or a drop down that pulls in all rte styles?
Rich Text Editor Tables
In umbraco 6 they had class dropdown feature in Table properties or row properties (in Advanced tab).But in umbraco 7 there is no advanced tab.
I tried creating new style sheet and linked to the data type but it is not applied to the table or table row in Rich Text Editor.
I really appreciate your time and help
Hi webadmin and welcome to our.
Try to see this documentation on how to work with styles in the Rich Text Editor http://umbraco.tv/videos/umbraco-v7/implementor/fundamentals/stylesheets-and-javascript/setting-up-rte-styles/
And some written documentation here: http://umbraco.tv/videos/umbraco-v7/implementor/fundamentals/stylesheets-and-javascript/setting-up-rte-styles/documentation
Make sure that you get your styling to overrule the basic styling. I have just tried setup an stylesheet for tables and linked it to the Rich Text Editor, I make the table cells red, and it works.
In Umbraco 7 there is no advanced tab for tables.
Hope this helps,
/Dennis
If you want tables in v7 it might be better to use this package: http://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/table-editor
Jeroen
I am also slightly baffled as to why this has been taken out of the build as I quite liked my end users to be able to give the table a class by going to the table properties.
If for example I had three styles - green tables, blue tables and red tables - how would the end user be able to pick one of these without trawling through a load of html to find a table tand add in a class tag or an id tag..? This is also nearly impossible for users who have little or no html experience and passes the job back to me.
Is there no way we can just add in a free text id box for the table properties or a drop down that pulls in all rte styles?
Two years later and this is still an issue.
There some more information here: https://our.umbraco.org/forum/developers/extending-umbraco/13913-Custom-CSS-class-on-tables#comment-263535
You can add classes to tables using this method: http://stackoverflow.com/a/38400129/2963111
Tested on 7.5.4.
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