About the template and stylesheet - and changing the menu
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Tata
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by Tata » Mon Apr 03, 2017 5:38 pm
I can't find the reason why the font-size in edit modus doesn't keep the same size like in preview or after login.
I have in template
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<body <?php echo onload();?>>
<div class="body">
<div class="wrapper">
<div class="main">
<div class="content">
...
and
in stylesheet.
After logging in the font in the editor is about 75% of the font-size set in body selector.
EDIT:
I managed to make to font about the same size like in preview only via adding
in tinyMCE content.css body.
I don't consider this to be the right way.
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by cmb » Mon Apr 03, 2017 9:39 pm
Tata wrote:I can't find the reason why the font-size in edit modus doesn't keep the same size like in preview or after login.
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`rem` refers to the the font-size of the root element (i.e. <html>). It is possible that this is different for TinyMCE's editor contents.
Tata wrote:[…] in tinyMCE content.css body.
I don't consider this to be the right way.
It is certainly not the best idea to modify TinyMCE's stylesheets directly. I suggest you try to work around that by adding rules for body and .body in the template's stylesheet. .body applies only to the actual page, body applies to the page as well as to the editor.
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by Tata » Mon Apr 03, 2017 10:16 pm
Well.
I have found the fault. I have two files in the template.
stylesheet.css with classes to be shown in enditor style list and the rest in another CSS file referenced directly in template.htm. I fiddled with settings only in the other CSS file. Now, adding the classes into the stylesheet.css, everything works. fine.
Thank you for the hint, Chris.
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