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[SOLVED] can not switch off WYSIWYG for one contentblock
Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 9:28 pm
by Gamonon
I have some simple code in one of the contentblocks and when WYSIWYG is switched on, the code gets corrupted. If I switch off WYSIWYG for the whole page, I'm fine. But when I switch it of for that conetentblock and reload that page again, WYSIWYG for that block is switched on again and my code corrupted.
Do I realy need to keep it off for the whole page? It is a pain as editing the blocks is difficult in just the code.
Thanks
Re: can not switch off WYSIWYG for one contentblock
Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 11:26 pm
by Dr.CSS
There is a setting for it that will have it not start on page edit load then you just hit the on/off tick at the bottom to have it on, this way it will never be open when you edit but comes on quick when you hit the switch, I also think it makes the edit page load faster...
You can also tell just that one edit box to not have tiny, look in tiny help for tag parameters for this...
Re: can not switch off WYSIWYG for one contentblock
Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 12:32 am
by Gamonon
If I switch it of for the whole page on the options tab, I can not switch individual contentblocks on. There is no checkmark to do so.
If I check off one contentblock, save the page and reload it again, it is switched on again and the code corrupted.
I know what my problem is, I use a great tab component but they use non-standard attributes in the tag (name and width). These attributes are constantly removed, making the component stop working of course.
Where can I find the tiny help you are refering to?
Re: can not switch off WYSIWYG for one contentblock
Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 7:15 am
by Dr.CSS
Extensions > tinyuMCE > avanced tab... Startup enabled: Unchecking this starts up Tiny-editors in a disabled state. Should be used together with the toggle button....
Re: can not switch off WYSIWYG for one contentblock
Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 11:23 am
by Gamonon
That was exactly what I needed and solved a huge problem. Thanks for explaining Dr CSS!