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this setting is from htmlarea.js line 179. i have had to set it like this and it works:
// external stylesheets to load (REFERENCE THESE ABSOLUTELY)
this.pageStyleSheets = ["http://www.mydomain.com/style/style.css"];that works, but it causes problems, because i am using this on lots of different sites and it would be very useful if i could use a relative path. I actually created my own hack for this in the old HTMLAREA like this:
editor._doc = doc;
if (!editor.config.fullPage) {
doc.open();
var html = "<html>\n";
html += "<head>\n";
if (editor.config.baseURL)
html += '<base href="' + editor.config.baseURL + '" />';
html += "<style>" + editor.config.pageStyle +
" html,body { border: 0px; }</style>\n";
//STYLE SHEET HACK
html += "<link rel=\"stylesheet\" type=\"text/css\" href=\"../style/style.css\" />\n";
//****************
html += "</head>\n";
html += "<body>\n";but it looks like some functionality has been added to Xinha to basically do exactly what i was trying to do... however i can no longer do it relatively. is there any way that I can accomplish this? Thanks.
Last edited by KingMoore (2005-04-06 17:33:34)
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any ideas how to reference a relative style sheet?
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this.pageStyleSheets does exactly the same as your hack!
if you look at the code:
if(typeof editor.config.pageStyleSheets !== 'undefined')
{
for(style_i = 0; style_i < editor.config.pageStyleSheets.length; style_i++)
{
if(editor.config.pageStyleSheets[style_i].length > 0)
html += "<link rel=\"stylesheet\" type=\"text/css\" href=\"" + editor.config.pageStyleSheets[style_i] + "\">";
//html += "<style> @import url('" + editor.config.pageStyleSheets[style_i] + "'); </style>\n";
}
}you see that you can use any url here....
so that realtive urls don't work anymore might be another problem?
...but whats the problem with absolute urls anyway?
Niko
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yeah that is what i was thinking. but i am confused because before i had
../style/style.css
and it worked fine... now it doesn't.
i can't use absolute URLs because they would need to be manually changed for every site I place this on and I am trying to avoid that. I was able to avoid it with HTMLArea using ../style/style.css
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hmm... look at your web-server-logs if the css-file is requested, or use a sniffer or the Live Http Headers-extension for FF
Niko
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I do not understand.
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...for debug-purpose you might want to know if the browser requests the css-file (or WHAT css-file the browser requests)
and i told you some ways how you can do that
(i'm sure there others/betters? too)
Niko
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thanks.
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