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The css-classes doesn´t show in Firefox. Did I miss something?

theme : “advanced”,
language : “en”,
convert_fonts_to_spans : “true”,
convert_newlines_to_brs : “false”,
relative_urls : “false”,
remove_script_host : “false”,
cleanup_on_startup : “true”,
remove_trailing_nbsp : “true”,
remove_linebreaks : “false”,
plugins : “searchreplace,txpimage,visualchars”,
theme_advanced_buttons1 : “bold,italic,underline,removeformat,numlist,bullist,separator,link,unlink,image,separator,formatselect,styleselect,separator,visualchars,separator,code”,
theme_advanced_buttons2 : “”,
theme_advanced_buttons3 : “”,
theme_advanced_toolbar_location : “top”,
theme_advanced_toolbar_align : “left”,
height:“420”,
theme_advanced_blockformats : “p,h3,h4”,
content_css : “http://www.domain.com/beta08/css/content_css.css”,
verify_css_classes : “false”,
save_callback:“mceTagWrap”,

It loads allright in safari.

Some stuff works in FF with !imporatant after
But when none of the classes showed up I got a little confused.

Timid&friendly wrote:

Joel- Do you mean that they didn’t show up in the select pulldown, or didn’t show up the published page?

Ahh… sorry. They didn’t show in the select pulldown. It works in safari (both in the pulldown and on the published page).

Last edited by joel (2008-02-05 12:28:32)

Timid&friendly wrote:

You seem to have forgotten the add the classes to the preferences panel of hak_tinymce. I’m a little confused as to why you can see the styles in the pull down for safari? But one thing I know is that you NORMALLY have to add the styles in the manner shown here below
theme_advanced_styles : “example1=example1;exam=example2”,

Thanks for fast reply!

When I add “theme_advanced_styles” the editor won´t show neither in Safari nor Firefox.

Last edited by joel (2008-02-05 14:45:14)

I’ve tried both the bundled and the 3.0 version. Currently I’m on the bundled one.