Posted on 15/01/2008 10:13:30
1: No
2: Isn't that the same as 3?
3: Take a look at the /Files/System/styles.xml.
4: No, not directly, but if you have no use for Dynamicweb stylesheets at all, I beleive you can obtain the desired functionality by adding you own styles in /Files/Stylesheet1.css. Remember to delete this stylesheet(Default) in the stylesheet module. If you need different stylesheets, create new stylesheet using the stylesheet module, set the desired area to use this stylesheet and delete the stylesheet. Use the new /Files/Stylesheetxx.css to modify the styles. This approach does has as couple of disadvantages, though. (1)You don't have access to the /Files folder through the Dynamicweb File manager, so you need FTP access to do this. Contact the support team through Help desk to have an FTP account set up. (2) Once the stylesheet is deleted, you can't attach it to a page or area unless you modify the unless by setting the ID of tye stylesheet in Page.PageStyleheet or Area.AreaStyleID in the database (Dynamic.mdb if you use Access). (3) I haven't tried this approach, so I can't guarantee anything. I would like to know how it works, though.
5: Thanks for the hint.
6: We've had a breif discussion about this, and I assume we'll upgrade the editor some time, but there are no specific plans yet, so this is not a promise.
I answered your questions here, although I was of the impression that they all but #4 were support issues. I'll just remind that this forum is not for support issues and feature requests. Support issues should be reported through Help Desk on our partner extranet, and on this site we offer the Suggestions section that contains all suggested features and their status and a form to post your own suggestions.
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