The TinyMCE integrated in Umbraco is kinds of simple, You know, I even can not change the text's color, Could you tell me how to improve its functionality. Thanks a lot!
The umbraco implementation of TinyMCE makes use of styles in order to set the appearance of elements and text. Inline styles are not usually a good idea if they can be avoided. That's more a design best practice than specific to Umbraco. Applying a specific color outside of css styles would require inline styles. You can add styles to be used within TINYMCE by going to settings - > choosing the style sheet, right click and then create. You will need to make sure to enable this style sheet for the RTE (TinyMCE) in the datatypes under the developer section.
How to improve TinyMCE's performance?
The TinyMCE integrated in Umbraco is kinds of simple, You know, I even can not change the text's color, Could you tell me how to improve its functionality. Thanks a lot!
Ethan,
The umbraco implementation of TinyMCE makes use of styles in order to set the appearance of elements and text. Inline styles are not usually a good idea if they can be avoided. That's more a design best practice than specific to Umbraco. Applying a specific color outside of css styles would require inline styles. You can add styles to be used within TINYMCE by going to settings - > choosing the style sheet, right click and then create. You will need to make sure to enable this style sheet for the RTE (TinyMCE) in the datatypes under the developer section.
-Chris
For instances where you need to apply an inline style you can always switch to html view and add it directly in the code.
But I would attempt to achieve as much as you can using defined 'styles'. IMHO.
-Chris
Appreciate it.
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