This is a general css question.
I apply to the body of the page, an external css file, wich defines the font.
It seems that ig_texteditor.css overrides my file.
I want the definitions of my file, to override, those of ig_texteditor.css
I dont want to add the !important note for the body definitinos, because it will override definitions in my css for other classes,
that I created.
Hello,
If I have multiple text editors on same page I need to have different styling for each of them.
How do I do that?
Thanks,
Rajesh
Hello drpoalim,The class responsingle for the way texteditor looks is igte_Edit. You can overwrite this class in your custom css file like:<style type="text/css">
.head,.body,.form
{
font-size:xx-large;
}
.igte_Edit
{ font-size:xx-large;}
</style>
Basically you can overwrite all our classes responsible for the stylings but take a note that when you do that the controls could experience misalignment in different browsers and versions because they are tested only with the default styles created for our controls from our visual designers. Please take a note that overriding this class will be applied for all the texteditors on the page on which the css file is refered.