FYI: Epoz 0.6 with CSS-Support
Hi to all, today I've released Epoz 0.6 - the CSS-Support-Release. If you ever used Epoz, you should upgrade. If not, you should have a look...:) What is Epoz? Epoz is a cross-browser-wysiwyg-editor for Zope/Plone/Silva etc. Epoz can easily be integrated into your own applications too (one line of code). Where can I see a demo? http://mjablonski.freezope.org/epoz/test.html/edit What has changed in 0.6? - Epoz renders now the wysiwyg-textarea with your given css-styles. This gives you a more realistic feeling about the look of your work (esp. in Plone). Many kudos to Ariel Sebbag for the solution to a real problem!!! - Fixed issue for from time to time disabled wysiwyg-areas on Mozilla. Removed EpozTimeOut by a try-catch-poll in order to get Mozilla working in wysiwyg-mode. Many thanks to Guido Wesdorp for this idea!!! - Improved Table-Popup: Now you can insert tables with or without heads. - Added nowrap-style around Epoz-Toolbar so buttons won't break onto two lines. Where can I buy Epoz? Nowhere... Epoz is for free. Epoz is developed for the project e-teaching@university (powered by Bertelsmann-Foundation / Germany) at the University of Bielefeld as contribution to the Zope/Plone-Community and is released under the Zope Public License. Where can I download Epoz? http://zope.org/Members/mjablonski/Epoz/ Hope you like it...:) Cheers, Maik
Quick question: does it work in Mozilla under any platform (Linux etc)? Or is it just under Windows? Sorry for the naive question, but I don't know if it uses any Windows specific architecture. Jesper
On Wed, 15 Oct 2003, Jesper Holmberg wrote:
Quick question: does it work in Mozilla under any platform (Linux etc)? Or is it just under Windows? Sorry for the naive question, but I don't know if it uses any Windows specific architecture. I tested it with Mozilla and Firebird under Linux, which works perfectly, both. Unfortunately Galeon does not work and I see no real reason because Galeon uses the same rendering engine. Any plan to let Galeon work with this very great tool?
Kind regards Andreas.
Thing is the editor function in Mozilla (called Midas), was introduced in later versions. I'd assume that Galeon, and possibly other gecko based browsers are still using earlier gecko engines. Andreas Tille wrote:
On Wed, 15 Oct 2003, Jesper Holmberg wrote:
Quick question: does it work in Mozilla under any platform (Linux etc)? Or is it just under Windows? Sorry for the naive question, but I don't know if it uses any Windows specific architecture.
I tested it with Mozilla and Firebird under Linux, which works perfectly, both. Unfortunately Galeon does not work and I see no real reason because Galeon uses the same rendering engine. Any plan to let Galeon work with this very great tool?
Kind regards
Andreas.
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On Wed, 15 Oct 2003, Andreas Tille wrote:
I tested it with Mozilla and Firebird under Linux, which works perfectly, both. Unfortunately Galeon does not work and I see no real reason because Galeon uses the same rendering engine. Any plan to let Galeon work with this very great tool? I've to correct myself: It worls with Galeon 1.3.9 - perhaps some lower minor numbers. It just have to use the newer Mozilla. (Just see the entry at the test page ;-) ).
Really great tool! Andreas.
Jesper Holmberg wrote:
Quick question: does it work in Mozilla under any platform (Linux etc)? Or is it just under Windows? Sorry for the naive question, but I don't know if it uses any Windows specific architecture.
It works with Mozilla under Linux, Windows & MacOS. Cheers, Maik
One more thing: I tried using Epoz 0.6 under IE 6.0 in Windows XP, and couldn't get the alignment buttons to work: when I wrote a small test document, clicking on the buttons for right alignment or center alignment had no effect; the text stayed left aligned. Bug, or something I did wrong? Jesper
Jesper Holmberg wrote:
One more thing: I tried using Epoz 0.6 under IE 6.0 in Windows XP, and couldn't get the alignment buttons to work: when I wrote a small test document, clicking on the buttons for right alignment or center alignment had no effect; the text stayed left aligned. Bug, or something I did wrong?
You've tested the demo on freezope.org, right? There was a problem with the plone.css I've taken. It's fixed now and works with IE 6.0. Thanks for the hint. Cheers, Maik
* On Wed Oct 15, Maik Jablonski wrote:
Jesper Holmberg wrote:
One more thing: I tried using Epoz 0.6 under IE 6.0 in Windows XP, and couldn't get the alignment buttons to work: when I wrote a small test document, clicking on the buttons for right alignment or center alignment had no effect; the text stayed left aligned. Bug, or something I did wrong?
You've tested the demo on freezope.org, right? There was a problem with the plone.css I've taken. It's fixed now and works with IE 6.0. Thanks for the hint.
No, this was on my own site. I don't know if I correctly updated from an earlier version of Epoz: I removed the old Epoz directory in .../python/Products, restarted Zope, and then ran again the external method I used to install Epoz before. Now I have the problem with alignment not working in IE. It does seem to work fine in Mozilla under Linux. Jesper
Jesper Holmberg wrote:
You've tested the demo on freezope.org, right? There was a problem with the plone.css I've taken. It's fixed now and works with IE 6.0. Thanks for the hint.
No, this was on my own site. I don't know if I correctly updated from an earlier version of Epoz: I removed the old Epoz directory in .../python/Products, restarted Zope, and then ran again the external method I used to install Epoz before. Now I have the problem with alignment not working in IE. It does seem to work fine in Mozilla under Linux.
Seems to be the same problem with the plone.css... Try to remove the p {text-align: justify;} in the css-definitions. Then it should work with IE again. Cheers, Maik
* On Wed Oct 15, Maik Jablonski wrote:
No, this was on my own site. I don't know if I correctly updated from an earlier version of Epoz: I removed the old Epoz directory in .../python/Products, restarted Zope, and then ran again the external method I used to install Epoz before. Now I have the problem with alignment not working in IE. It does seem to work fine in Mozilla under Linux.
Seems to be the same problem with the plone.css... Try to remove the
p {text-align: justify;}
in the css-definitions. Then it should work with IE again.
Cheers, Maik
Yes, that seems to have fixed it. Is this a bug in Epoz, or a problem with Plone? It is a problem of maintenance if I need to keep another ccs-file up to date to make Epoz work. Jesper p.s. Great work on Epoz, by the way! Plugging in Epoz into our site was a major reason I could convince the people in my project we should go with Plone.
Jesper Holmberg wrote:
* On Wed Oct 15, Maik Jablonski wrote:
No, this was on my own site. I don't know if I correctly updated from an earlier version of Epoz: I removed the old Epoz directory in .../python/Products, restarted Zope, and then ran again the external method I used to install Epoz before. Now I have the problem with alignment not working in IE. It does seem to work fine in Mozilla under Linux.
Seems to be the same problem with the plone.css... Try to remove the
p {text-align: justify;}
in the css-definitions. Then it should work with IE again.
Cheers, Maik
Yes, that seems to have fixed it. Is this a bug in Epoz, or a problem with Plone? It is a problem of maintenance if I need to keep another ccs-file up to date to make Epoz work.
It's the way things should work: IE doesn't render any other alignments with text-align: justify set in the CSS, so Epoz shows you what the result will be for a page. In my opinion "text-align: justify" should be removed from the plone.css (and as far as I know it is done for Plone 2). Cheers, Maik
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