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    WISIWIG is a bad word, sorry. i mean in the 0.9.2.1 modx version i could have this : (view1) and in the new beta, only code (view2)
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      The wysiwyg editor appears when you write a document. Why would you want to have it in your template manager ?
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        i think, modX is not made for designer, but for coders.
        (sorry for english…)

        How can you say that?? You’ve mastered Photoshop didn’t you? grin I haven’t yet (beyond the basics) and I find their documentation pretty exasperating at times..

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          Quote from: cquiec2 at Nov 06, 2006, 08:06 AM

          WISIWIG is a bad word, sorry. i mean in the 0.9.2.1 modx version i could have this : (view1) and in the new beta, only code (view2)


          The reason it does not display correctly is because of the paths. the template manager is located at yoursite.url/manager/ and the template itself is searching for paths at /assets/templates/yourtemplate/ (probably). so in the manager it gets confused because it is looking for images and css at yoursite.url/manager/assets/templates/yourtemplate and it can’t find it because manager/assets doesn’t exist.
          maybe try using this:
          <link rel="stylesheet" href="[(site_url)]assets/templates/mytemplate/style.css" type="text/css" media="screen" />
          

          instead of relative paths.

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            thank u SD. it dont work. never mind. have a good day