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Hi there,
Great program! I decided to use this for one of my clients, and overall am very pleased with its capabilities. One issue that is of concern to me is the extensive style sheet that I created when I first designed the site. I'd be more than willing to rename some of the items in the stylesheet to correspond with your stylesheet values (Normal, Heading 1, etc.), but I cannot locate this information. The only two references to styles is in the languages/English.php (I'm sure it's also in the other languages), and ieeditor/ieeditor.php. Can you help me negotiate the code so they can use SnippetMaster and my stylesheet? One other thing that I noticed was the text sizes. The design calls for 11px in one major location, but when I tried to change this in your code, it didn't function correctly. Do you know of a workaround?
Thanks,
November
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Stylesheets
« Reply #1 on: March 29, 2005, 08:04:59 PM »
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Hello,
Unfortunately, the current version of SnippetMaster does not work well with stylesheets. the editor was designed and written before stylesheets became popular..
The next version (due out by end of next month) has 100% support for both internal and external style sheets. You can specify an external file, or the editor will automatically allow selection of any classes it finds in the code.
 Be sure to sign up for the mailing list announcements so you know when it's released.
Cheers!
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