BaseHref"

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(New page: == BaseHref == This setting works much like the <base href=""> tag. It defines the base URL to be used for all resources loaded in the editor area, including images and links. This...)
 
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This setting works much like the &lt;base href=""&gt; tag. It defines the base URL to be used for all resources loaded in the editor area, including images and links.
 
This setting works much like the &lt;base href=""&gt; tag. It defines the base URL to be used for all resources loaded in the editor area, including images and links.
  
This is quite useful when you are working in a Back Office system that produces contents to another site (different domain). So if you set this option to "http://www.mysite.com/", for example, and you have an image with "src" pointing to "/images/myimage.jpg", but you are using the editor in another domain, like "http://bo.mysystem.org", the images will be loaded from "http://www.mysite.com/images/myimage.jpg".<br>
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This is quite useful when you are working in a Back Office system that produces contents to another site (different domain). So if you set this option to <nowiki>"http://www.mysite.com/"</nowiki>, for example, and you have an image with "src" pointing to "/images/myimage.jpg", but you are using the editor in another domain, like "http://bo.mysystem.org", the images will be loaded from "http://www.mysite.com/images/myimage.jpg".<br>

Revision as of 10:08, 9 January 2008

BaseHref

This setting works much like the <base href=""> tag. It defines the base URL to be used for all resources loaded in the editor area, including images and links.

This is quite useful when you are working in a Back Office system that produces contents to another site (different domain). So if you set this option to "http://www.mysite.com/", for example, and you have an image with "src" pointing to "/images/myimage.jpg", but you are using the editor in another domain, like "http://bo.mysystem.org", the images will be loaded from "http://www.mysite.com/images/myimage.jpg".