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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: adding MS Word capabilitiesRight. It just controls the WYSIWYG capabilities of the editor. I think you have to sink it up with the site.css file, which means I can extract what I need from the Word generated HTML file to add features. Hopefully, I can find someone else who’s already done something similar to point me in the right direction. Thanks for replying!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Setting different font for Visual editor in RTL modeI am wanting to learn how to customize my tiny editor and perhaps this rtl.css is a good first step. I already know about editor-style.css and the changes it made in versions 3+ (I’m using v. 3.5). Can someone give me a quick rundown on rtl.css please? or point to docs on-line? Thanks!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: adding MS Word capabilitiesHi Catacaustic,
Apparently in WordPress 3.5.1 this feature is already enabled (I just checked mine), but this css file is where all the options in the tiny editor are defined and would have something to do with the features I’m looking for. Thanks again!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: adding MS Word capabilitiesThank you catacauastic, looks like you’ve hooked me up with the right people! I’m not sure if this is what I’m looking for, but these folks’ll probably know more than anyone. I appreciate it!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: adding MS Word capabilitiesWell, I’m not really concerned about font style so much as font size and the various layout things that Word does like borders and shading. In my sample I had a glossary and lots of quoted text that I think is a lot easier to read if it’s delineated in smaller font size and/or different colors. Subtle change in font style is good too, but I agree that only several types of fonts are required. Tremendous variations are available in just one font style, like Arial and Times New Roman. I use several common font styles (mostly Times New Roman and Arial variations) to avoid the problem you mention.
You hit upon my exact question: I think it would be easy to have some of those features made available from a CSS file, I just don’t know enough to configure it myself. I am trying to find out where is the configuration file that controls the options in the WordPress editor, like the drop down that selects font styles. Do you know, or know someone who knows? Thanks in advance.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: adding MS Word capabilitiesHello again (so soon),
Right. This is your standard disclaimer, everything of which I am already aware (I opened the HTML file in notepad++ and copy/pasted from there, but thanks for the concern). Nevertheless, I like the extra fonts and styles that I use in Word to be available in WordPress and they’re there with – at least in this sample – full IE AND Firefox compatibility (See link in previous post for a sample).
What I am ASKING IS: is there a way to incorporate these fonts and styles into the WordPress editor by adding (only the necessary) HTML code to a system css or HTML config file? I couldn’t figure it out with my own level of expertise.