Hi,
We're integrating the web designer into our MVC4 Application. We're using last pre-release from 17/8/2015. I would like to know the best way in order to apply our styles to the editor. So, my intention is to create a css file that overrides some of the styles used by the editor.
Can you please tell me which is the most appropiate way to do that?
Thanks in advance.
Applying different style
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Re: Applying different style
Hello.
Unfortunately, it's impossible to change style with css now.
You could try to use JavaScript to search necessary styles and change it.
Thank you.
Unfortunately, it's impossible to change style with css now.
You could try to use JavaScript to search necessary styles and change it.
Thank you.
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- Posts: 152
- Joined: Mon Aug 03, 2015 9:28 am
Re: Applying different style
Hi Aleksey,
Yes, in fact we've achieved in this task by using JavaScript and removing the styles and, then, we copied the css you apply on a separate file and loaded it once modified as we want. Styles are overrided, but I wondered if there's a better way to do that.
thanks for the support!
Yes, in fact we've achieved in this task by using JavaScript and removing the styles and, then, we copied the css you apply on a separate file and loaded it once modified as we want. Styles are overrided, but I wondered if there's a better way to do that.
thanks for the support!
Re: Applying different style
Hello.
We are working on this. Maybe it will be possible in one of our builds this year.
Thank you.
We are working on this. Maybe it will be possible in one of our builds this year.
Thank you.