I just want to add one statement to what I said above.

I am not being rude, it's just a fact.

There is no ASP.NET CMS built today that will allow non-developers to globally add or swap complex controls from Telerik, Infragistics, DXperience, ComponentArt, ComponentOne, etc.

I just wanted it to be clear that this was not a mojoPortal deficiency.

Rick (Arvixe)

fyi, I've just released another simple product that makes it easy to use Telerik RadMenu in mojoPortal

http://www.mojoportal.com/mojoradglue-menu-wrapper-product.aspx

Best,

Joe

Thanks Rick!

Actually the google checkout has been there all along since the first day I opened the store on this site, its just that you can't use it to "Buy Joe a Beer" because google terms of service don't allow you to receive donations through google checkout unless you are a verified non-profit organization. So if anyone adds a beer to the cart the google checkout is disabled because that product is marked as a donation to make sure we don't run afoul of the google checkout terms of service.

Best,

Joe

Hi Rick,

The open source editors all provide a way to add a custom class to the body of the page loaded inside the iframe for the editor. I spent some time this morning trying to find out if it was also possible with RadEditor but came up empty.

So, whereas for other editors we can turn of background images like this if needed:

body.wysiwygeditor
{
background-image: none;
background-color: #36535E;
}

we can't do that in RADEditor because we can't add the wysiwygeditor class to the body of the page in the iframe.

So, you would have to do it the way we used to do it, by basically harvesting the body background from style.css and then add it in style-artisteer-overrides.css like this:

body.pagebody { add the background here so it will still show in the page }

body { remove it here so it won't show in the editor}

Best,

Joe