For some reason the TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor we've added to our content pages behaves slightly oddly in Internet Explorer 7/8/9.
It likes to wrap content thats inside a paragraph in a lovely "you're doing stuff here" box. Plus in IE8 it acts 'oddly', when you press line-return, it doesn't always create a new line - or rather it does, but the carot doesn't move.
Any ideas?
TinyMCE is set to us paragraphs <p> for new lines which is the default option - not line breaks.
I can't see any CSS/Styling which we've done that may be causing this, and I've also used previous versions of TinyMCE in my own projects with IE and I've not seen this behaviour.
Looks like it's some issue with IE and duplicate CSS rules.
(So it was a CSS rules issue, we'd included the main site style as a Related Stylesheet to be used with the TinyMCE datatype - this had a duplicate rule which was already in the custom TinyMCE css style list - causing this random box issue)
TinyMCE, Umbraco, IE and Paragraphs
For some reason the TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor we've added to our content pages behaves slightly oddly in Internet Explorer 7/8/9.
It likes to wrap content thats inside a paragraph in a lovely "you're doing stuff here" box.
Plus in IE8 it acts 'oddly', when you press line-return, it doesn't always create a new line - or rather it does, but the carot doesn't move.
Any ideas?
TinyMCE is set to us paragraphs <p> for new lines which is the default option - not line breaks.
I can't see any CSS/Styling which we've done that may be causing this, and I've also used previous versions of TinyMCE in my own projects with IE and I've not seen this behaviour.
Looks like it's some issue with IE and duplicate CSS rules.
(So it was a CSS rules issue, we'd included the main site style as a Related Stylesheet to be used with the TinyMCE datatype - this had a duplicate rule which was already in the custom TinyMCE css style list - causing this random box issue)
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