Re: Controling CSS export

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jonjon

Posted: 12/01/2003 12:50:27

Hi Sergey,

TRichView will be a part of a WYSIWYG HTML Editor which will be used to

edit texts. What I need is to be able to format the HTML output

correctly (add indentation...) for each element. I also need to be able

to specify the HTML ID, and CSS Class name I want for those elements too.

The only way of having this kind of control I see so far, would be to

iterate through all TRichView's items and generate my own HTML code for

them is that right ?

What would be really great I think, is to add an event in the TRichView

which will work like this:

- Program calls of a method like RichView.ProcessHTML

- An event like this would be generated for each element :

OnHTMLProcess(HTMLTag: string; Properties: TStringList;

PropertiesValues: TStringList; CSSLines: TStringList);

Sergey Tkachenko wrote:

> Do you want to include TRichView's HTML in another HTML?

> You can save:

> 1) RichView CSS table as RichView.Style.SaveCSS (or SaveCSSToStream)

> 2) RichView HTML document without opening and closing HTML tags, using

> RichView.SaveHTMLEx(...., [...,rvsoMiddleOnly])

> Then you can insert this CSS table and this HTML part in your final HTML,

> together with your own data.

> There is also an option to embed CSS codes directly in HTML tags without

> building CSS table, but I do not recommend to use it because such HTML will

> be of much larger size.

>>Is there any ways I could control the CSS and HTML export without

>>modifying the TRichView's source code when exporting HTML with CSS ?

>>What I need is to be able to specify the HTML element ID and CSS name

>>for those elements and I want to be able to put the generated CSS in

>>another CSS file which already contains other CSS informations as the

>>TRichView will be a part of an HTML generating application.

>>Can you point me to the right direction in order to achieve this ?

>>Please note that I'm evaluating the trial version (1.8) and therefore I

>>don't have access to the component's source code.

>>Best regards, John.