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    "Full featured" configuration displays toolbar at the top of the content area, whereas "Advanced" shows it up at the bottom.

    You can change where to display the advanced toolbar editing this line, in snippet code : theme_advanced_toolbar_location : "bottom"
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      Quote from: Perrine at Nov 15, 2006, 07:42 AM

      "Full featured" configuration displays toolbar at the top of the content area, whereas "Advanced" shows it up at the bottom.

      You can change where to display the advanced toolbar editing this line, in snippet code : theme_advanced_toolbar_location : "bottom"

      Not for me. There are no tools shown anywhere if i choose full featured. Trust me, I looked over the entire screen ;-)

      Also, regarding the post by Jeff, when I go to the TinyMCE plugin configuration screen, there are no parameters shown other than the Web Theme with Value selection options of simple, advanced, and full.
      The other parameters shown in Jeff’s post are not present (no Plugins, Button Row 1, Button Row 2, etc)

      joe
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        Mmm strange, since version 2.0.6 I have the parameters to configure as I want...

        Maybe you should reinstall it... I remember a problem with version 2.0.6 when upgrading. This bug would concern 0.9.5 beta 5 but maybe you should try to delete TinyMCE plugin and reinstall
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          That did the trick.
          thanks

          P.S. I also discovered that I had not upgraded to the latest MODx as I thought I had (late night I guess) and was indeed running 0.95 beta 5.
          I am now running 0.95 RC2 and all is well.
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            I’m new to TinyMCE, I want to ask:
            1) is it possible to have the TinyMCE text area formatted with the CSS of the website? (i.e. serif if serif, sans-serif if sans-serif, and so on
            2) I had a div.code class which was formatted as pre, monospace, ecc.: how to use it (or something like that, i.e. that displays the code, handles \n as line breaks, does not trim spaces, ecc.)?
            3) is it possible to create new styles?
              Daniele "MadMage" Calisi
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              Quote from: madmage at Nov 15, 2006, 04:24 PM

              I’m new to TinyMCE, I want to ask:
              1) is it possible to have the TinyMCE text area formatted with the CSS of the website? (i.e. serif if serif, sans-serif if sans-serif, and so on
              2) I had a div.code class which was formatted as pre, monospace, ecc.: how to use it (or something like that, i.e. that displays the code, handles \n as line breaks, does not trim spaces, ecc.)?
              3) is it possible to create new styles?

              1. Yes. Tools > Configuration > Interface & Features (tab) > Path to CSS file:

              2. Look up W3C CSS white-space for starters...

              3. Of course.
                Mike Reid - www.pixelchutes.com
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                Quote from: pixelchutes at Nov 15, 2006, 06:44 PM

                Quote from: madmage at Nov 15, 2006, 04:24 PM

                I’m new to TinyMCE, I want to ask:
                1) is it possible to have the TinyMCE text area formatted with the CSS of the website? (i.e. serif if serif, sans-serif if sans-serif, and so on

                1. Yes. Tools > Configuration > Interface & Features (tab) > Path to CSS file:

                Wouldn’t it be great to be able to set that separatedly for each site template...
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                  Quote from: pixelchutes at Nov 15, 2006, 06:44 PM

                  1. Yes. Tools > Configuration > Interface & Features (tab) > Path to CSS file:

                  ok

                  Quote from: pixelchutes at Nov 15, 2006, 06:44 PM

                  2. Look up W3C CSS white-space for starters...

                  the problem is that I CAN do that with a div.code... but TinyMCE trims the lines!

                  Quote from: pixelchutes at Nov 15, 2006, 06:44 PM

                  3. Of course.

                  of course the question was: how?
                    Daniele "MadMage" Calisi
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                    Quote from: madmage at Nov 15, 2006, 04:24 PM

                    3) is it possible to create new styles?

                    ^^^ Closed-end question... Yes, it is possible. Simply add the new styles to your defined stylesheet and TinyMCE will pick them up, unless I am totally missing your question here?
                      Mike Reid - www.pixelchutes.com
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                      hey i have tinymce in newspublisher so people can publish news from the front end and its all working fine but when i click on the image button to insert a image the pop up comes up but when i want to go to resource editor to insert a image from there the button doesnt show next to the image url input box can anybody help me with this as i really need it so people can upload images etc.
                      Thank