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    Quote from: Sylvio32 at Jan 06, 2006, 03:08 AM

    hi there,

    nice tool...
    Now my installation was done.
    And now i have another problem.
    I have activate Xinha and if i will edit a document i see only the sourcecode, no edtior.

    Did you now why??
    Thanks, Sylvio

    What operating system and browser are you using? Thx! smiley
      Jeff Whitfield

      "I like my coffee hot and strong, like I like my women, hot and strong... with a spoon in them."
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      thx for your reply.

      It was not a problem with xinha.
      It was a problem with not correct ftp - update to the server :-(
      But i have one other question...

      Where can i set the path to my css-File?

      THX,
      Sylvio
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        Quote from: Sylvio32 at Jan 11, 2006, 03:09 AM

        Where can i set the path to my css-File?

        You should see an option labeled ’Path to CSS file’ in the Interface & Editor Settings tab. Once you set that you can enable the Stylist plugin to use the CSS file. The Stylist plugin is currently the only way to use custom CSS simply because all the other CSS plugins are buggy and don’t work well within MODx. Hope this helps! smiley
          Jeff Whitfield

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