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Just a guess, but you could try setting this to 'false' ?
class/xoopseditor/tinymce/settings.php
Quote:
"theme_advanced_resizing" => true,
I confess I haven't used the version bundled with Xoops, but in the old TinyMCE module you needed to specify a CSS file for the editor in the prefs. You then added classes to it, e.g. H1, H2 etc.
See
this postMaybe things have changed, but if you used the theme CSS file (the default setting) you could wind up with a black background and brown type!
The TinyMCE module had a plugin for the Xoops image manager which worked very well.
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