I'm looking for a text editor that I can use in react and I can customize the look of it like styling the drop down or select box, adding my own icons and the rest, but with the same functionalities? for example I want to change he look of the font select box and style it like how I want it to look like
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I want to change the color of the default text in the spinner in dialog mode. If the text is "Select Gender" only its color change and others will be set as default. Is this possible?
Yes it is possible. You don't show anything you've tried and perhaps that's because you don't know whee to begin?
Have a read of this, Beginners CSS
It will help you get started with styling elements in Html documents using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).
In order to be able to print a Publisher file, I've converted it into PDF with the commercial press options enabled. However, Publisher does not seem to convert the text objects to outlines/paths.
Is there any way to convert all text objects in Publisher to outlines (for a PDF file)?
It can't be done in Publisher. The alternative is embedding the fonts in the PDF, but the font needs to be embeddable.
Click the File tab, point to Commercial Printing Tools, and then click Manage Embedded Fonts.
In the Fonts dialog box, select the font, and then do one of the following:
To embed the font when the font has been set to not be embedded, click Embed.
To change the embedding status to Don't embed when the font has been set to be embedded, click Don't embed.
It can be done.
Select your text, then in Text Box Tools, in the Outline drop down choose the black option.
Still with the text selected, right click, choose Change Text and in there change the font colour to white.
Your text is now outlined.
In Visual Studio 2012, I know that the color scheme for the Text Editor can be changed at TOOLS -> Options -> Environment -> Fonts and Colors.
However, what I can't find is this: When selecting a chunk of text with the mouse, and right clicking on that selection, the background color for the selection changes. Right now, that color matches the dark background of the Text Editor, which makes it look like nothing is selected.
How can I change the background color of selected text when the right-click context menu is open?
I think you are looking for the InactiveSelectedText option.
A part from this, I want to inform you to look at this site where you can find many premade themes with accurately choosen colors
I want my ASPxHtmlEditor to show text as plain text(this is for some requirement where in I will have to disable HTML editor and show text as normal text only for few users). Is it achievable? I have set the HtmlEditorToolbar visibility to false. But still if i copy and paste colored text the editor will show the colored text.
If this not achievable only option will be to show a normal aspx text area for few users and DevExpress ASPxHtmlEditor editor for other users.
I believe it is possible to use both the ASPxHtmlEditor for the rich text and ASPxMemo/textarea for the plain text.
Perform the necessary checks and decide which control should be shown. Hide another control by setting its Visible property to false.
Then, bind the ASPxHtmlEditor.Html or ASPxMemo.Value property with the corresponding field and display it to an end-user.
P.S. Why don't you contact the DevExpress guys regarding your inquiry?
if I want to format a small snippet of text using the dropdowns (ie Heading 1, 2 paragraph), it often ends up changing the tag for a large snippet of text (or even half the page).
How do i change this behaviour?
When you select part of a tag in Dreamweaver and change the format, DW will change the format of the parent tag.
What you are describing requires a different technique as you are trying to get inline formatting. You need to select the text and then wrap it with a span tag (Danilo's advice is correct in that regard). You then apply the CSS style you want to the span tag to change the format.
So to style No longer want to receive these updates it would look like so:
<p>No longer <span style="font-size:18px;">want</span> to receive these updates?</p>
After DW gets through with it. In Design View after wrapping the text with span, select in the Tag Inspect and switch the Property Bar to CSS mode to style.
When used like this the property inspector will expand the selection to include the parent tag of the selected text, causing the selected option in the property inspector (p, h1, h2, etc) to replace the parent tag with the selected option. you cannot change this operation.
You can make a selection, hit CTRL+T (CMD+T I assume on Mac) which brings up the Wrap Tag editing option, type your tag, then hit enter and the selection will be wrapped with the tag of your choice.