[TYPO3-core] FYI: Added feature #13116: htmlArea RTE: Allow to hide counting classes in style selectors
Stanislas Rolland
typo3 at sjbr.ca
Mon Apr 12 20:25:49 CEST 2010
FYI: The attached SVN patch was committed.
Type:
Feature
Problem:
If you use the table row/cell-counting classes feature, you might end up
with some fifty classes for cells and some other fifty classes for rows.
Authors should not see these classes in the style selectors. Normally,
in these cases, you can do something like:
RTE.classes.myClass.value = display:none;
The class will appear in the selector's current value field if the class
is allowed and is assigned to the currently selected element (instead of
showing "unknown blockstyle"), but the class will never appear in the
selector's list when opened or dropped down.
Solution:
Allow to set a style value for a counting class, so that it is possible
to configure:
RTE.classes.cell-counter-class-.value = display:none;
where "cell-counter-class-" is a value specified in the counting
property of the counting class.
This will hide all classes with names starting with the specified string
and ending with a number, such as, for example, "cell-counter-class-5"
Note:
The manual is also updated.
Bugtracker references:
http://bugs.typo3.org/view.php?id=13116
Branches:
trunk (revision 7310)
Regards,
Stanislas
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