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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sociable] [Plugin: Sociable] The latest version does not save changesThanks Dmitry! That solved the problem temporarily!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sociable] [Plugin: Sociable] The latest version does not save changesYup! Same problem. If you can’t fix it immediately, plz republish the previous version. Did I backup? No.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Post Editing Area cssOK, I finally found it. The wp-includes>js>tinymce>themes>advanced>skins>wp-theme>content.css, I mentioned earlier, is the one for me at least.
For some reason the css was cached and didn’t change when I uploaded new code to the file. That’s why it was so hard to find. But clearing the browser cache fixed that.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Post Editing Area cssAnd, will do, Peevee!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Post Editing Area cssNo, I don’t think the settings are in wp-admin.css. I changed all the fonts in there to Verdana (which i use on my posts), and everything but the text area was changed to Verdana.
I suspect the css controlling the text area is in the tinymce-folder, somewhere. According to my Firebug the css controlling my text area is body.mceContentBody in the content.css under wp-includes>js>tinymce>themes>advanced>skins>wp-theme. But when I change the css, the changes doesn’t appear in Firebug.
To be more precise, Firebug says the css-file is content.css?ver3241-11410. Is this some kind of caching? I don’t use any caching plugins, but it seems the file doesn’t change in the browser.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Post Editing Area cssI have a customized theme, and I don’t intend to change it in the foreseeable future, so all font-attributes and image-attributes is pretty predictable. I also have a fixed column-width for 95% of the text on the site, and it will never be wider, so I would want to limit the width in the so-called WYSIWYG editor as well. The problem is, as long as all attributes is different when I edit, What I See Is Not What I Get…
I’ve tried to tweek all the css-files I can find in the tinymce-folder, but I can’t seem to find the right one.
I’ve have already accomplished what I want by changing a line in the TinyMCE Advanced Plugin (See this topic), but the plugin have some unwanted effects in IE7, so I want to find the CSS that controls the regular TinyMCE to avoid that.
Anyone know for sure?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to make TinyMCE wysiwyg editor notice CSS?This seems to be outdated and/or in conflict with the TineMCE Advanced Pugin. At least the tiny_mce_config.php-file was not present in my installation.
However, as I use the advanced plugin I edited the tinymce-advanced.php-file. I foundif ( $tadv_options['importcss'] == '1' ) $wp .= ',' . get_bloginfo('stylesheet_url');in the original file and edited it to
if ( $tadv_options['importcss'] == '1' ) $wp .= ',' . 'http://your_theme_url/wysiwyg.css';I put in selected css from my theme into the wysiwyg.css and turned on the “import the current theme CSS classes”-option. Voilá! There might be a better php-code to achieve this, but I’m not too good at php.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can I apply a CSS class using the WYSIWYG editor?One solution would be to install the TinyMCE Advanced plugin and follow the instructions on the options page.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Upload errorOK, my crach was caused by the htaccess-file. My new revised htaccess worked for some hours, before I again encountered 500 Internal Server Error. I deleted the htaccess-file and all is well again. But I can’t upload pictures…
Any other ideas?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Upload errorI’m not a techie, so I may be missing something, but I’ve had the same problem as everybody else (it seems), not being able to upload pictures. I followed LSRN94’s tip about the Mod_Security, and everything worked fine… for a short while. After a while my whole WordPress installation just crashed. I had to do a whole clean install, deleting everything on my server a couple of times before I got it right.
Now, the whole thing might not have had to do with the htaccess-file, but my error log was full of mentions of the htaccess and Mod_Security. Whatever the case, I contacted my server admin, and he gave me just one line to put into the .htaccess-file:
SecFilterEngine Off
I did that and everything has worked fine for me since. Hope this helps someone and confuses few…