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Thanks.
Trying it now,
2009-05-26 10:39:27 UTC by bilkid
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Change the "param_stylesheet" parameter on the applet call:
<param name="param_stylesheet" value="styles/default.css" />
Set your preferred CSS stylesheet instead of the default one.
2009-05-26 10:25:40 UTC by nicolaasuni
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And how exactly do I do that?.
2009-05-26 09:46:55 UTC by bilkid
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Yes, you can avoid passing the CSS stylesheet or passing a different stylesheet.
JXHTMLEdit does not edit the CSS, so you can edit your page using another CSS.
2009-05-26 07:55:18 UTC by nicolaasuni
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Yes. I know I did. In the css body selector. Like I said in the first reply to the thread. My question is if there is no other way to change that for the applet.
Things like background color and etc are also inherited from the body tag, which is not what I would prefer.
Is there any way to change the look of the applet without changing the look of the containing page?.
2009-05-25 10:43:23 UTC by bilkid
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Probably you have defined a small font on the CSS.
You can start by installing JXHTMLEdit using the default example and then try to change it one step at time until it works.
2009-05-25 10:20:05 UTC by nicolaasuni
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No it is not.
The text looks normal in the example.
2009-05-25 09:29:12 UTC by bilkid
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Please try the example on the following website and let me know if the font is still small:
http://jxhtmledit.tecnick.com.
2009-05-25 09:09:45 UTC by nicolaasuni
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I've gathered so far that the size inside the applet depends on the body tag in the css.
Is not there any other way to change it?.
2009-05-22 15:29:34 UTC by bilkid
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Hi there.
Im using JXHTMLedit but the text always display in a very small font on the editor.
What am i doing wrong?
Abilio.
2009-05-22 11:16:29 UTC by bilkid
