Neil wrote:
By turning off CSS formatting I want the editor to insert the content without a long string of positioning statements, font names, font sizes, or any of the attributes associated with CSS. The whole point in developing an external style sheet is so that only one document controls all the pages in a web site. If I want all the paragraphs in a web site to become indented 20 pixels I make one change to the css document ans it done for the whole web site.Lars Behrens wrote:
Neil schrieb:
I assume we cannot turn off CSS and HTML tag attributes.
I still don't understand what you mean by this... just how do you expect (say) Format/Align/right to work?
You put the style commands either in a separate file or in the header of the html file:
No, what *you* do is press the "right alignment" button. What I want to know is, how do you expect the editor to respond and why?
I want to turn off HTML tag attributes such as; <font family="times"> <font color="#000000"><font weight="800"> some test</font></font></font>. All of this is controlled by one css document, once.
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