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Applying CSS style sheets in XHTML String property
Hello!
There is currently no way of specifying several css-files (at least as far as I know) but I just added support for it so that it will be possible in the next release of EPiServer.
#14754
Jul 10, 2006 18:16
Well there is a way that I have found to add your own stylesheets to the editor and that is to do the following.
1. Enable the EPfEnableAlternateFiles setting in the web.config.
2. Create a folder called Util_ in your website.
3. Take a copy of the EmptyEditor.aspx file from the Util directory and paste it into your new Util_ directory.
4. Edit the new aspx file and add in your stylesheet references (Not sure about imported stylesheets but you can use link tags to specify multiple stylesheets).
Also, if you don't want to use the alternate files function you can just edit the EmptyEditor.aspx file in the Util directory, but this is not recommended as it could get overwritten with the next upgrade.
#14755
Jul 12, 2006 10:12
@import "global_typography.css";Only the styles in the stylesheet I specify in admin mode in the system settings for the Path to CSS file for the Editor field get loaded. Is there a way of getting the editor to pick up the style sheets from the import commands, or is there another way of getting the correct styles to load in from various style sheets?