TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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Hi all,

I want to change the default font color of TinyMCE in the backoffice changed, by default it is black i have looked every where but unable to find out where i can change it.

anyone have an idea where to find it ??

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Re: TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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I will reply later from home. Dont have access to the code from here. There is a single line that you can add to TinyMCEs advanced tab.

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Re: TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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Ok thanks in advanced
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Re: TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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theme_advanced_text_colors : "84b818,90d1df" in the advanced tab

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Re: TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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RonnyK wrote: theme_advanced_text_colors : "84b818,90d1df" in the advanced tab
hmm die zie ik niet enig idee ??
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Re: TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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Just put

color: red;

in the body-area of your stylesheet... Tiny will by default take that color then.

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Re: TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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hmm doesn't work this is the body css

body {
  text-align: left;
  font-family: Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
  font-size: 75.01%;
  line-height: 1em;
  color:#ffffff;
}
but in the bo editor its still black

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Re: TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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what do you mean with "bo editor"?

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Re: TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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Tinymce in the Admin area
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Re: TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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ok.... that is odd.... When I put font: red; in the body, it does show as red by default.

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Re: TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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nope that still doesnt work

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body {
   text-align: left;
   font-family: Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
   font-size: 75.01%;
   line-height: 1em;
   color:#ffffff;
   font: red;
}
btw im using latest cmsms version (Poya)
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Re: TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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Sorry I meant,

color:

btw, latest is Version 1.6.6 - Bonde

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Re: TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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well that strange enough aint working

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Re: TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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In tiny admin on last tab advanced is a css box called Body tag CSS: you can do it here, you may have to do...

body {color:#FFF}
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Re: TinyMCE default font color (BO)

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Dr. CSS wrote: In tiny admin on last tab advanced is a css box called Body tag CSS: you can do it here, you may have to do...

body {color:#FFF}
Allready done that but no result

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