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Basically, what I'm looking for is for the content that I edit with TinyMCE to look as close to the final product as possible.
Say for example I want put white text on my colored background. By default TinyMCE has a white background, which ensures the text isn't viewable when the page is opened by TinyMCE, which makes editing a pain to say the least. What TinyMCE should do is to use the same background color (in this case blue) as the default page does, but I'm not sure how to do this.
Any ideas on how I can change TinyMCE's default background color?
For a custom gallery, I use a custom view to retrieve all images. To give every image the same chance to be viewed, i use 'randomize' as the sorting function (actiually to unsort them).
The view uses the pager to distribute all images over several pages.
When I click on the 'next page'-link from the pager, the view is recreated and there are pictures that have already been show.
Is there a way to have some kind of 'persistent' randomize function? Like: randomize once and then you can click through all pages ....
I know this is merely aesthetic, but it's really bugging me now, and I know it SHOULD be possible. First off, thanks in advance for any advice. I've gotten some great help here getting this theme this far, and for that I am truly thankful. Now this one last piece. I cannot get the active primary link to stay highlighted when the secondary link is clicked. Example: www.lifeonilife.com. Under iMovie and iPhoto links are some secondary links which are showing and highlighted just as I want. What I want the primary link to do is stay highlighted also (in this case stay blue). Here is my page.tpl.php code:
In CCK I've created a new content type called Artists, which allows me to enter details of artists we currently work with, or have worked with in the past. So far, it's defined as such: