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Changing the location path of the Flash, Media and Documents files?
Written by Administrator
Thursday, 24 July 2008 00:00
Question:
How can I change where my Flash, Media and Documents files are uploaded and stored?
Answer:
*** Version 1.0.x ***
Visit the backend (administration section), go to ‘Mambots’ on the top menu bar and then clicks on ‘Site Mambots’. Scroll down and click on the ‘JoomlaFCK’, once opened you will be able to change the 'Location path of the files?’ in parameters on the left-hand side.
*** Version 1.5.x ****
Visit the backend (administration section), go to ‘Extensions’ on the top menu bar and then clicks on ‘Plug-in Manager’.
Scroll down and click on the ‘JoomlaFCK’, once opened you will be able to change the 'Location path of the files?’ in parameters on the left-hand side.
To apply the setting and close click on 'Save'.
Last Updated ( Monday, 06 October 2008 16:51 )
Changing the editor to support relative paths
Written by Administrator
Thursday, 24 July 2008 00:00
Question:
If you are a JCE user and have tried to migrate across to us, you might have been mystified to why your images disappeared! This is because the editor is set to supports absolute paths by default for performance reason. Changing the editor to support relative paths only requires a simple setting change in the plug-in.
Answer:
*** Version 1.0.x ***
Visit the back-end (administration section), go to ‘Mambots’ on the top menu bar and then clicks on ‘Site Mambots’. Scroll down and click on the ‘JoomlaFCK’, once opened you will be able define the relative path under the Advanced parameters on the left-hand side.
*** Version 1.5.x ****
Visit the back end (administration section), go to ‘Extensions’ on the top menu bar and then clicks on ‘Plug-in Manager’.
Scroll down and click on the ‘JoomlaFCK’, once opened you will be able define the relative path under the Advanced parameters on the left-hand side.
To apply the setting and close click on 'Save'.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 17 September 2008 08:21 )
Setting the font colour of the editor?
Written by Administrator
Thursday, 24 July 2008 00:00
Question:
My template uses a dark background colour and in contrasting my text class needs to be set to white. When editing I cannot see my text content because the editor’s font colour is set to black, how do I change this?
Answer:
*** Version 1.0.x ***
Visit the back-end (administration section), go to ‘Mambots’ on the top menu bar and then clicks on ‘Site Mambots’. Scroll down and click on the ‘JoomlaFCK’, once opened you will be able define the font colour property under the parameters on the left-hand side.
*** Version 1.5.x ****
Visit the back end (administration section), go to ‘Extensions’ on the top menu bar and then clicks on ‘Plug-in Manager’.
Scroll down and click on the ‘JoomlaFCK’, once opened you will be able define the font colour property under the Advanced parameters on the left-hand side.
To apply the setting and close click on 'Save'.
Last Updated ( Monday, 06 October 2008 16:22 )
Changing the editor to support relative paths
Written by Administrator
Thursday, 24 July 2008 00:00
Question:
If you are a JCE user and have tried to migrate across to us, you might have been mystified to why your images disappeared! This is because the editor is set to supports absolute paths by default for performance reason. Changing the editor to support relative paths only requires a simple setting change in the plug-in.
Answer:
*** Version 1.0.x ***
Visit the back-end (administration section), go to ‘Mambots’ on the top menu bar and then clicks on ‘Site Mambots’. Scroll down and click on the ‘JoomlaFCK’, once opened you will be able define the relative path under the Advanced parameters on the left-hand side.
*** Version 1.5.x ****
Visit the back end (administration section), go to ‘Extensions’ on the top menu bar and then clicks on ‘Plug-in Manager’.
Scroll down and click on the ‘JoomlaFCK’, once opened you will be able define the relative path under the Advanced parameters on the left-hand side.
To apply the setting and close click on 'Save'.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 17 September 2008 08:21 )
Setting the background colour of the editor?
Written by Administrator
Thursday, 24 July 2008 00:00
Question:
My template uses a dark background colour and in contrasting my text class is styled to white. When editing content I cannot see my text because the editor’s background is white by defult ,how do I change this?
Answer:
*** Version 1.0.x ***
Visit the back-end (administration section), go to ‘Mambots’ on the top menu bar and then clicks on ‘Site Mambots’. Scroll down and click on the ‘JoomlaFCK’, once opened you will be able define the colour property in the parameters on the left-hand side.
*** Version 1.5.x ****
Visit the back end (administration section), go to ‘Extensions’ on the top menu bar and then clicks on ‘Plug-in Manager’.
Scroll down and click on the ‘JoomlaFCK’, once opened you will be able define the colour property in the Advanced parameters on the left-hand side.
To apply the setting and close click on 'Save'.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 17 September 2008 08:18 )
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