BUG NUMBER 1
Busy playing with in-lines css styles and have come across a couple of bugs.
I needed a method of putting inline colouring so I created a new style called inline-warning
I then started to try to use it from within the dropdown on the component details page - the inline style DOES NOT show within the list
Experimenting has shown that the user defined styles CANNOT have the HYPHEN within the style - if you change the hypen to an UNDERSCORE then the style shows up in the dropdown and can then be used.
BUG NUMBER 2 - the dropdown list of usable styles does NOT get built when you initially open Actinic - there is a work-around whereby you go and open up the design tab, immediately return to the content tab and the dropdown of available styles gets rebuilt.
summary -
Busy playing with in-lines css styles and have come across a couple of bugs.
I needed a method of putting inline colouring so I created a new style called inline-warning
Code:
.inline-warning {
background:#FFE6EE;
padding-left: 10px;
padding-right:10px;
}
Experimenting has shown that the user defined styles CANNOT have the HYPHEN within the style - if you change the hypen to an UNDERSCORE then the style shows up in the dropdown and can then be used.
BUG NUMBER 2 - the dropdown list of usable styles does NOT get built when you initially open Actinic - there is a work-around whereby you go and open up the design tab, immediately return to the content tab and the dropdown of available styles gets rebuilt.
summary -
- user defined styles cannot contain a hyphen but MAY contain an underscore
- available user defined styles do not get innitially populated when opening actinic
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