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Just started with WordPress and I like your WYSIWYG editor a lot but the table wizard and template styles are being overridden by the Weaver TwentyTen table styles (in my case, no borders). I can manually add inline CSS to fix the display but I’d really like the wizard / templates to generate the additional code. I tried to update the fcktemplates.xml file but the editor isn’t seeing my new version. Any ideas?
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Hello Bill,
I suggest that you write your desired styles for table into template CSS and then just a class to the table, which will make sure you get the look you want.
However I checked the templates and they work. I added ‘Templates’ into Custom Toolbar and selected it as a toolbar for editor. When I did some change in the template, I had to reload the editor.
So you can do the changes to template, but when you upgrade the plugin, make sure to save the file and replace it again. We might also support alternative template XML paths in next release, that way the upgrades wouldn’t destroy the changes.
But for your case I really suggest that you use your template CSS and a class. Inline styles are no good, imagine you want to update your site design and you have to change all the tables by hand, as they have inline styles.
Thanks,
MartinHello Bill
When you create a table it has the class ‘gridtable’. Where is the css for this?
I’m having a problem switching off table borders – even inline code isn’t doing it.
Thanks
DOAADIMy version of the foliopress templates did not use CSS classes, just table elements. I was able to hack the template definition to wrap the table in a “” and hard code the style (in both the div and in the individual “” elements). I haven’t yet moved the CSS definitions out of the template because of other pressing issues but it works. My development browser is Firefox and I’ve had great success using the Firebug extension to find out which CSS definitions are being used.
