HTML, or wysiwyg html
HTML, or wysiwyg html
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What is different between HTML, and wysiwyg html content part? Its looks like same stuff for my and i can’t see anything different between them really
What is different between HTML, and wysiwyg html content part? Its looks like same stuff for my and i can’t see anything different between them really
- Klappstuhl28
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Hi Stim,
in general the html is more code based. In
WYSIWYG- (What You See Is What You Get) Editors you´ll see
how your ... appears later on in the browser.
I don´t know how it is in phpwcms-contentparts, but
normally there isn´t a big difference.
in general the html is more code based. In
WYSIWYG- (What You See Is What You Get) Editors you´ll see
how your ... appears later on in the browser.
I don´t know how it is in phpwcms-contentparts, but
normally there isn´t a big difference.
Lars
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Hi stim,
yes, you won´t see any differences because the
difference is what you integrate.
In html you enter html-code. What else?
In plain text or what it´s named in the english-version
you enter text and the contentpart will declare it as
text.
In WYSIWYG-HTML you don´t have to write any format-declarations
in the html-code. You just can edit them by using the editor.
yes, you won´t see any differences because the
difference is what you integrate.
In html you enter html-code. What else?
In plain text or what it´s named in the english-version
you enter text and the contentpart will declare it as
text.
In WYSIWYG-HTML you don´t have to write any format-declarations
in the html-code. You just can edit them by using the editor.
Lars
Don't say you don't have enough time. You have exactly the same number of hours per day that were given to Helen Keller, Pasteur, Michaelangelo, Mother Teresa, Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Jefferson, and Albert Einstein. - H. Jackson Brown -
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http://www.phpwcms-docu.de/content_parts_en.phtml
Of course not. Normally text and images uses the fck-editor.
But as a WYSIWYG-Editor you can also use others if you change
your conf
Of course not. Normally text and images uses the fck-editor.
But as a WYSIWYG-Editor you can also use others if you change
your conf
Lars
Don't say you don't have enough time. You have exactly the same number of hours per day that were given to Helen Keller, Pasteur, Michaelangelo, Mother Teresa, Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Jefferson, and Albert Einstein. - H. Jackson Brown -
Don't say you don't have enough time. You have exactly the same number of hours per day that were given to Helen Keller, Pasteur, Michaelangelo, Mother Teresa, Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Jefferson, and Albert Einstein. - H. Jackson Brown -
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text and image is good to combine an image just with your text - image source internal.Stim wrote:OK! But I can use editor in text images, same as WYSIWYG-HTML. I relay cant se deferent between them 2 right now!
Anyway, what content part is recommended to use? Sometimes I use , text images, or WYSIWYG-HTML, but don’t know way.
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I think this is a problem in 1.2.6
This is what I see

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$phpwcms["wysiwyg_editor"] = 1; //0 = no wysiwyg editor, 1 = HTMLarea, 2 = FCKeditor, 3 = browser based, 4 = spaw

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Use
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FCKeditor and Spaw are included and supported. TinyMCE is also included but not recommend. TinyMCE (5) has support for Safari - but this is horrible - and almost not working.
Oliver
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$phpwcms["wysiwyg_editor"] = 2; //FCKeditor
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$phpwcms["wysiwyg_editor"] = 4; //Spaw
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Oliver Georgi wrote:FCKeditor and Spaw are included and supported. TinyMCE is also included but not recommend. TinyMCE (5) has support for Safari - but this is horrible - and almost not working.
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$phpwcms["wysiwyg_editor"] = 2;
Edit: Today is my day for doing dumb things. Once I refreshed the screen the FCK editor was there.
Thank you!
Have you tried my changes?1996 328ti wrote:If I can use FCKeditor. I don't know how to enable it. I have the correct setting in my config file.
http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=63711#63711
If change the editor type setting, try logout, and login again and check the editor type now.1996 328ti wrote:Oliver Georgi wrote:FCKeditor and Spaw are included and supported. TinyMCE is also included but not recommend. TinyMCE (5) has support for Safari - but this is horrible - and almost not working.but still have no editor.Code: Select all
$phpwcms["wysiwyg_editor"] = 2;
Edit: Today is my day for doing dumb things. Once I refreshed the screen the FCK editor was there.
Thank you!
Paul
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