hello
i am un drupal user on os x
i have installed xstandard and the xstandard module
but the edition of contents does not function
I have the same problem with all editors WYSIWYG
I think that it acts of a problem of configuration
but I do not manage to find the solution
somebody could it help me
thank you by advance

B. Groc

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henrrrik commented
  1. Verify that XStandard is installed properly. Try this demo at xstandard.com. Does the editor appear on that page? If yes, go to the next step. If no, reinstall the plugin and try again.
  2. Is XStandard activated for one or more form fields on the XStandard Basic settings page? If the include fields setting is empty XStandard will never be used. Add "edit-body" to use XStandard for all body fields.
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bgroc commented

thank you henrrrik
1. OK the editor appear on that page
2. I do not find the page "XStandard Basic settings page"

it is accesible since drupal
or since the editor XStandard him even

excuse me for my ignorance
but I am initial in propal, CMS and XStandard
and I find this environment very promising

thank you very much
Bernard

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henrrrik commented
  1. Make sure that the XStandard module is enabled under Administer -> Site building -> Modules
  2. The XStandard settings page is located under Adminster -> Site configuration -> XStandard
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bgroc commented

my "XStandard settings pag"e is as follows
it seems to to me that it should not be the same one as on Windows
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Width: 100%
Width in pixels or percent, e.g. 400 or 100%

Height:400
Height in pixels or percent, e.g. 400 or 100%

Class for images floated left: img-left
This CSS class is set for images floated to the left.

Class for images floated right: img-right
This CSS class is set for images floated to the right.

Background color: #ffffff
CSS color value (e.g "yellow" or "#ccccff" for solid area backgrounds in the editor, such as the toolbar.

Border color: #222222
CSS color value (e.g "yellow" or "#ccccff" for the editor's borders.

Include fields:
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one needs certainly a specification of the "input fields"
but I do not see

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henrrrik commented

Yes, the interface is geared towards experienced users. Here's what you do:

Let's say you want to use XStandard to edit the Body field of nodes. If you open the add node form (Create content -> Page) you will notice that under each textarea field (the multi-line text input fields) there's a line of text that reads something like this:

Use XStandard to edit X content by including this id: edit-x

That's the id you need to add to the XStandard settings page.

This text shows up under all textarea fields when you're logged in as the super user (user 1).

If you want to use features like tables in XStandard you also need to use "Full HTML" as the Input format or add the HTML tags you need to the "Filtered HTML" input format (Administer -> Site configuration -> Input formats).

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bgroc commented

thank you henrrrik for your assistance
all is OK
I had not included/understood the role of "Include fields:"
it only remains me to discover all the possibilities of this field

thank you still
good life with drupal

Bernard

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henrrrik commented
Assigned: Unassigned » henrrrik
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Ce n'est rien.

Good luck!

Henrik