On Thu, 2011-05-12 at 07:40 +0000, support-request@drupal.org wrote:
As an example, in my training I have not found how to make work the HTML filer so if I copy text from one of my web pages, with text color, fonts etc, that it looks the same. I guess, I read that in Drupal 6 there are module editors for doing that.
Hi Jorge. Don't know if this will help: I've got a basic system like the above working in Drupal 7. I disabled CKEditor and CKfinder and just use the CCK tool provided with Drupal core. CKEditor, for me, destroys html markup by adding a lot of unnecessary tags, making the resulting code hard to read and in my case unworkable. I find it prehistoric and unhelpful.
In CCK I have Full HTML selected, not Filtered HTML because I did not wish to alter the filters and Filtered HTML is very limiting.
In CCK, I cut and paste or manually type html code including <img>, <p align>,<ul> <li>, etc.
I find that colors and other markup have to be placed in the appropriate css files -not- in the CCK because they are overwritten by style.css, layout.css and colors.css in my theme. I alter line spacing in the css also. Use firebug in Firefox or <shift ctrl I> in chromium, I don't know the tools in windows or apple.
I'm using a modified Bartick theme for this purpose and once I got the idea of what to do it became far easier and much faster to do html coding by hand. Plus I can have a number of different css text styles, for example: #h2gold {css; font; styling; here;} #h7black {css; font; styling; here;} and so on then call these from the CCK html
Hope this helps, works for me. Roger
Hello all.
Still working on my test environment and trying to do the best with version 7 as is and now studying the modules available. I have to confess that if you are new to Drupal, without previous experience in V6 or before, it is kind of hard to understand what do you need..... at least that has been my experience.
Thanks to all for all the time, I am learning a lot reading the comments and the experience you are sharing.
Have a great day.
Jorge Biquez
At 12:44 p.m. 12/05/2011, you wrote:
On Thu, 2011-05-12 at 07:40 +0000, support-request@drupal.org wrote:
As an example, in my training I have not found how to make work the HTML filer so if I copy text from one of my web pages, with text color, fonts etc, that it looks the same. I guess, I read that in Drupal 6 there are module editors for doing that.
Hi Jorge. Don't know if this will help: I've got a basic system like the above working in Drupal 7. I disabled CKEditor and CKfinder and just use the CCK tool provided with Drupal core. CKEditor, for me, destroys html markup by adding a lot of unnecessary tags, making the resulting code hard to read and in my case unworkable. I find it prehistoric and unhelpful.
In CCK I have Full HTML selected, not Filtered HTML because I did not wish to alter the filters and Filtered HTML is very limiting.
In CCK, I cut and paste or manually type html code including <img>,
<p align>,<ul> <li>, etc.
I find that colors and other markup have to be placed in the appropriate css files -not- in the CCK because they are overwritten by style.css, layout.css and colors.css in my theme. I alter line spacing in the css also. Use firebug in Firefox or <shift ctrl I> in chromium, I don't know the tools in windows or apple.
I'm using a modified Bartick theme for this purpose and once I got the idea of what to do it became far easier and much faster to do html coding by hand. Plus I can have a number of different css text styles, for example: #h2gold {css; font; styling; here;} #h7black {css; font; styling; here;} and so on then call these from the CCK html
Hope this helps, works for me. Roger
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