[TYPO3] Filtering typo3 output

[Tyler Kraft]

mmm... I think you just need to have the classes set up in the RTE

Make sure the below things are set correctly in your rte:


RTE {
	
	## Define labels and styles to be applied to class selectors in the 
interface of the RTE. The examples included here make partial re-use of 
color scheme and frame scheme from CSS Styled Content extension
	classes {
		align-left {
			name = align-left
			class = align-left
		}
		align-center {
			name = align-center
			class = align-center
		}
		align-right {
			name = align-right
			class = align-right
		}
		align-jusity{
			name = align-justify
			class = align-justify		
		}
		align-normal{
			name = inline
			class = align-normal
		}		
	}

	default {
		classesImage = align-left, align-center, align-right, align-normal
		classesImage.default = align-normal
		proc {
			allowedClasses = external, internal, download, mail, align-left, 
align-center, align-right, align-inline, align-justify
			entryHTMLparser_db = 1
			entryHTMLparser_db {
				tags {
					img >
				}
			}
		}
	}
}



And then make sure both your live css stylesheet, and the one for your 
rte have:

img.align-left{}
img.align-right{}


hth






dieter orens wrote:
> yes, that was my intention, but the rte doesn't same to save the classes 
> :-(
> 
> Tyler Kraft schreef:
>> ...and one step further if done through the RTE you can then just set 
>> up a few simple classes to handle the positioning of it... thus 
>> reducing the html AND css. :-)
>>
>>
>>
>> Christopher Torgalson wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> On 1/10/07, dieter orens <reddesertvandriver at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> thanks, you've been a great help so far.
>>>> Maybe I'll just leave the text with image-element.. just too bad you
>>>> can't just include an image in the new RTE of the 'text-element'.. I
>>>> recall this was possible with the earlier version of typo3?
>>>
>>>
>>> Yes you can. You have to turn it on though. Go to the extension
>>> manager and click on the htmlarearte extension's name and look through
>>> the options--there's a checkbox for enabling images.
>>>
>>>