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| − | + | <p>By default, FCKeditor is set to edit pieces of HTML to be used on pages. This is the most common usage of the editor. | |
| − | + | </p><p>However, in many situations, we want to give users the ability of editing entire pages, from <b><html></b> to <b></html></b>. To do that, just set the "FullPage" configuration option to "true". | |
| − | By default, FCKeditor is set to edit pieces of HTML to be used on pages. This is the most common usage of the editor. | + | </p><p>Example: |
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<pre>FCKConfig.FullPage = true ; | <pre>FCKConfig.FullPage = true ; | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:03, 28 May 2008
By default, FCKeditor is set to edit pieces of HTML to be used on pages. This is the most common usage of the editor.
However, in many situations, we want to give users the ability of editing entire pages, from <html> to </html>. To do that, just set the "FullPage" configuration option to "true".
Example:
FCKConfig.FullPage = true ;