Problems with Custom Stylesheet for WYSIWYG Text Editing

I would try copying and pasting from a true plain text source file (.txt) rather than from a Quark file to see if you still have the same issues. Since you're pasting as plain text, this doesn't really add any steps to your process.

Thanks very much for the suggestion, but we have tried that prior to posting the support request (my apologies, I should have mentioned that in my original post). Whether we import from Quark or a plain text file using the paste as plain text option, we are still getting random styling issues. Can anyone assist please?

Hi,

So when you view the content in the CMS, everything looks fine, but it displays differently when you view the content on the website. Is that right?

The wysiwyg editor doesn't actually apply any CSS to page. Any CSS rules that you want applied on the front end must be found in the front end, so make sure you're using the same CSS file in both places.

Start by checking there and let me know if you still run into this issue.

Hope this helps.

Hi Jason

Many thanks - I implemented the styles into my main stylesheet and that worked :). I know the reason why I missed out that element of the customisation...

I followed this tutorial ... http://www.interactivetools.com/iforum/gforum.cgi?post=63394;search_string=use%20custom%20stylesheet%20for%20wysiwyg;t=search_engine#63394. When revisiting the tutorial, I notice that the need to include the styles within the front end stylesheet isn't mentioned within the initial instructions. I think it must have been there originally though because the first comment under the initial instructions mentions a 'last paragraph' and queries it because the member is confused about the instructions to 'include your CSS file on your viewer page as well so the selected CSS classes display properly'. I think the initial instructions must have been edited at some point and the instruction to include the CSS front end has been deleted.

I don't mean to sound picky on this issue, but highlight it because it does demonstrate a problem I often have with your forum. Tutorials are difficult to find and when you do find them, you have to read through masses of members' comments to get a full understanding of how to approach a task. I would find it really helpful if there was an easy-to-search central repository for tutorials that I could tap into.

Perhaps there is one already and I've missed it?

Thanks again for your help.

Hi,

Glad to hear that everything is working out for you now. You bring up a good point concerning tutorials and we're currently looking a few different options to get all the tutorials in a single place.

Thank you for your feedback.

Thanks Jason. That's happy news! :)