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Author Topic: Text Format  (Read 5313 times)

yagerd

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Text Format
« on: May 19, 2008, 03:43:30 PM »
Folks, I wasn't sure which forum category to ask this question in, so I'm starting here.  I have WB 2.6.2 with the FCK Editor.

When I choose a "Heading" style it automatically formats all text in lowercase.  How do I modify a style, or font to say "Word case" so that the beginnings of sentences are started with a cap?

Hopefully this is one of those easy/stupid questions that someone answers quickly and can feel good about helping!
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Offline marathoner

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Re: Text Format
« Reply #1 on: May 19, 2008, 04:26:07 PM »
First, you should probably upgrade to WB 2.7 since that is the current version. Also, I don't know what version of FCKEditor you are using but you should upgrade to the newest even if you stay with WB 2.6.2.

I can't tell from your question if you mean that the webpage displayed for your users displays H1 with lowercase or simply that it displays this way with FCKEditor while editing the page. Your end user display is controlled by whatever CSS file that your template calls so you can modify that. The editor uses a editor.css file (in the same directory as your template CSS) if one exists, otherwise it uses the default FCKEditor CSS. Simply create a editor.css file if one doesn't exist. It will likely look very similar to your template CSS other than styles specific to body, header, navigation, footer, etc.
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Offline Stefek

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Re: Text Format
« Reply #2 on: May 19, 2008, 04:30:57 PM »
Hello!
You have to edit your templates  css file.

We don't really give advices how to do it, because there is a lot of CSS tutorials around the web.

But you will find the classes inside the css file.
H1 H2 and so fort. Here you need to make the changes.
For example:
h1  { text-transform: uppercase }

Once you're done with this, you choose Heading 1 inside your FCK and this shold have the excepted result.

Best Regards,
Stefek
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yagerd

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Re: Text Format
« Reply #3 on: May 19, 2008, 07:21:01 PM »
thank you for your help.  GREATLY appreciated!
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