I've only just found this, but it seems light years better than the default.
http://tinymce.swis.nl/
I'm going to try to integrate it with our Moodle and will report back to this thread.
David Scotson
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My experiments so far have yet to find a place where the YUI css actually has any effect. I've not yet found a way to simply not load it from within a theme though. I've deleted it from core Moodle though and not been able to tell the difference. (To be exact, the default font changed, but if your theme sets the font then you won't notice).
I've actually started mucking around with re-skinning TinyMCE using the Bootstrap (Glyphicon) icons.
Once I located the CSS file it was fairly straightforward, though it's not a top priority at the moment. What was putting me off was the fact that apparently basically no-one else in the whole world seems to have ever produced a TinyMCE skin beyond the ones that come bundled with it. That seemed a bad sign, though as I say, I haven't seen any actual problems as yet.
Actually, I just re-did a search for tiny MCE skins and found a new one that looks quite good:
http://tinymce.swis.nl/
I'm going to try integrating that into my Moodle and see how it goes.
Once I located the CSS file it was fairly straightforward, though it's not a top priority at the moment. What was putting me off was the fact that apparently basically no-one else in the whole world seems to have ever produced a TinyMCE skin beyond the ones that come bundled with it. That seemed a bad sign, though as I say, I haven't seen any actual problems as yet.
Actually, I just re-did a search for tiny MCE skins and found a new one that looks quite good:
http://tinymce.swis.nl/
I'm going to try integrating that into my Moodle and see how it goes.
Glad to see there's more options in 2.4, I'm currently just changing things in this file & function below, which gives you some flexibility if you don't mind tweaking some settings in code.
/lib/editor/tinymce/lib.php -> function get_init_params()
I don't suppose you found a way to have a simple TinyMCE editor layout, and then give access to the more complicated buttons when you hit the full screen button? There used to be something like that in 1.9 and it would let me be a bit more extreme in cutting back the interface if all the options were still there, one click away?
regards,
dave
/lib/editor/tinymce/lib.php -> function get_init_params()
I don't suppose you found a way to have a simple TinyMCE editor layout, and then give access to the more complicated buttons when you hit the full screen button? There used to be something like that in 1.9 and it would let me be a bit more extreme in cutting back the interface if all the options were still there, one click away?
regards,
dave
Based on the help info you just need to put this in the first box (titled "regular expression"):
/Nexus 7/
i.e. the exact, unique phrase you're looking for inside two slashes and any name you like in the second e.g. "Nexus 7".
Then, if you've got device detection still on, and you go to choose themes you can set a theme for anything with "Nexus 7" in it's user agent.
/Nexus 7/
i.e. the exact, unique phrase you're looking for inside two slashes and any name you like in the second e.g. "Nexus 7".
Then, if you've got device detection still on, and you go to choose themes you can set a theme for anything with "Nexus 7" in it's user agent.