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Andy Woods
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Friday 15 April 2011 8:59:41 am
Is it possible to apply the following class to a <p> tag using ezoe: <p class="large"> I can see that I can select the html within the ezoe and then click on the Paragraph element at the bottom of the editor which then opens a popup window. I can see that there is a class drop-down menu where I could choose a class to apply. Can you tell me how I can add a class item to the drop-down list for me to select please? Thanks, Andy
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Carlos Revillo
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Friday 15 April 2011 9:26:08 am
hi Andy. Have a look at https://github.com/ezsystems/ezpublish/blob/master/settings/content.ini#L143 that's it. you can add your "available classes" in one of your content.ini.append.php files. clear your caches and 'large' should appear in the drop-down
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Andy Woods
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Friday 15 April 2011 10:19:28 am
Thanks - worked a treat. Can you tell me how I can add an <HR> tag to the online editor? Andy
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Carlos Revillo
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Friday 15 April 2011 10:38:48 am
You probably need a custom tag for that. again in the same file have a look at https://github.com/ezsystems/ezpublish/blob/master/settings/content.ini#L112 you can add a custom tag to that list. After this, you need to add a template for the output part. this template should be in one your design/[whatever_design_used_by_your_site]/templates/content/datatype/view/ezxmltags. have a look at factbox.tpl file for an example.
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Andy Woods
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Friday 15 April 2011 11:23:30 am
I've followed what you suggested and I can select the 'hr' option from within the Custom Tag popup but it doesn't display the <hr> when I browse the site. I added hr.tpl to the folder /extension/my_extension/design/ezwebin/override/templates/datatype/ezxmltext/hr.tpl Seems like a lot of work to display a simple <hr> tag.
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Marko Žmak
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Saturday 16 April 2011 5:21:28 am
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I've followed what you suggested and I can select the 'hr' option from within the Custom Tag popup but it doesn't display the <hr> when I browse the site. I added hr.tpl to the folder /extension/my_extension/design/ezwebin/override/templates/datatype/ezxmltext/hr.tpl Seems like a lot of work to display a simple <hr> tag.
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Jus a few tips to check:
- you must add the definition of your custom tag to override/content.ini... (or to all siteaccesses you're using)
- try clearing the cache
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Hubert Farnsworth
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Sander van den Akker
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Monday 18 April 2011 1:03:06 am
Try putting it here: /extension/<extension_name>/design/ezwebin/templates/content/datatype/view/ezxmltags/hr.tpl The override folder is meant for overrides of already existing templates.
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Andy Woods
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Monday 18 April 2011 2:02:23 am
Thank you - that made it work. Andy
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kirill starikov
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Thursday 21 April 2011 9:12:31 am
isn't there an easier way to do this rather than add custom tags to the list and then creating templates for them?
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Marko Žmak
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Thursday 21 April 2011 11:24:45 pm
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isn't there an easier way to do this rather than add custom tags to the list and then creating templates for them?
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I think there is not. But it's not so diffivcult, once you get the hang of it it's just a 5 minute job.
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Nothing is impossible. Not if you can imagine it!
Hubert Farnsworth
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Andy Woods
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Friday 22 April 2011 3:04:22 am
I have to say once I was told the correct place to put the template it was very easy to implement. Andy
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Nicolas Pastorino
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Friday 22 April 2011 3:18:19 am
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I have to say once I was told the correct place to put the template it was very easy to implement.
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+1, a very low-load task.
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