[Solved] WYSIWYG console is not viewable on white font

[dmaireroa]

Hi everyone, and a happy new year to you.

Is there a way to view a white text color on the WYSIWYG without highlighting a text? My CSS font color is 'white or #ffffff' but on the CMSMS WYSIWYG console, you can't see the text unless you view in HTML or highlight it. But if I was doing this for a client, how would they edit or make alteration?

Any suggestions?

Many thanks in advance
CHEERS

[Rolf]

Hey dmaireroa

Look in the admin under the advanced tab of the TinyMCE page
You will see a field Body tag CSS there.
If you put fi background-color:#f00; in it, the background color of the editor will be red.

Hope this helps

Regards, Rolf 

[dmaireroa]

Hi Rolf

Thanks for helping out, but with the 'Body tag CSS', are you referring to the 'CSS Styles' in the TinyMCE WYSIWYG? If so, I tried to put my own CSS, and the example provided "CustomName1=style1;" but it still didn't work??

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.cms				{
	color: #000;
	text-align: left;
}

Can you elaborate further on this one please?

[RonnyK]

He was pointing to the advanced tab of tinymce, there is the "Body tag css", with a explaination line just below to show the example.

Extensions -> TinyMCE -> Advanced-tab....

Ronny

[dmaireroa]

YES!! Thanks Ronny, I got it going now. I had to check 'Include only screen CSS:' in order for it to work.

Problem solved, thanks for your help guys.

CHEERS

[Rolf]

Nice  [Solved] then...

®olf

[dmaireroa]

Thanks for your help too Rolf

[RonnyK]

With [solved], Rolf meant to say, that when a post is solved, you should modify the subject line of the original post (the first entry), to state [solved]....

Ronny

[dmaireroa]

With [solved], Rolf meant to say, that when a post is solved, you should modify the subject line of the original post (the first entry), to state [solved]....

Ronny

Hey Ronny, how do I make this thread [solved]?

[RonnyK]

Just navigate to your original post and press the "Modify" button. Then put the word [Solved] in front of the original subject-line.

Ronny

[dmaireroa]

Just navigate to your original post and press the "Modify" button. Then put the word [Solved] in front of the original subject-line.

Ronny

Got it, thanks