Customizing the WYSIWYG Editor
Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2011 2:42 am
Hi,
In short:
I need to be able to change the background color of the WYSIWYG editor to black, for both NEW entries and EDITing of existing entries. Changing the background color of the editor via rendering of it's HTML contents is not acceptable in this instance. I need the actual editor code to make the background of the text field permanently black. Is there any way at all to do this?
More in-depth:
I am using serendipity as an admin interface for updating the HOME and NEWS pages of a website. The WYSIWYG editor is employed in the admin panel for the site owner to add/edit entries, then the product is sent out via RSS so that the website (and other sites) can fetch and render the corresponding feed into the appropriate IFrame of the site.
The website is constructed primarily with AP DIV layers with a great emphasis on alpha channel transparencies, and the only way I can properly render the RSS feeds is by incorporating a background=transparent parameter to the document. The background of each RSS feed as rendered on the website is not just flat black, but it is close enough. So all I need is a black background in the WYSIWYG editor for the owner to be able to easily and properly construct the necessary updates for the RSS feeds.
With a white background, it will be virtually impossible for the site owner, whom has very little computer experience, to effectively use it to update his site when logging in to the admin suite as he will want to use the full HTML editing features of the editor, such as colors. So the background of the editor has got to be somewhere between #000000 and #333333 in color.
Thanks!!
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In short:
I need to be able to change the background color of the WYSIWYG editor to black, for both NEW entries and EDITing of existing entries. Changing the background color of the editor via rendering of it's HTML contents is not acceptable in this instance. I need the actual editor code to make the background of the text field permanently black. Is there any way at all to do this?
More in-depth:
I am using serendipity as an admin interface for updating the HOME and NEWS pages of a website. The WYSIWYG editor is employed in the admin panel for the site owner to add/edit entries, then the product is sent out via RSS so that the website (and other sites) can fetch and render the corresponding feed into the appropriate IFrame of the site.
The website is constructed primarily with AP DIV layers with a great emphasis on alpha channel transparencies, and the only way I can properly render the RSS feeds is by incorporating a background=transparent parameter to the document. The background of each RSS feed as rendered on the website is not just flat black, but it is close enough. So all I need is a black background in the WYSIWYG editor for the owner to be able to easily and properly construct the necessary updates for the RSS feeds.
With a white background, it will be virtually impossible for the site owner, whom has very little computer experience, to effectively use it to update his site when logging in to the admin suite as he will want to use the full HTML editing features of the editor, such as colors. So the background of the editor has got to be somewhere between #000000 and #333333 in color.
Thanks!!
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