Internal CSS Sheets for Design Mode

Question

Hello,
i've an problem with using my own CSS Stylesheets.
The WYSIWYG Editor shows not the right things, cause i'am using browser hacks and difficult CSS Statements.
Can I define own Stylesheets only for the WYSIWYG Editor so that the Editor uses this Sheets for rendering?
Such functionality has the Adobe MAcromedia Dreamweaver for example.
Thanks for interest
Martl

Answer 1

I believe you are using the components provided in the creator palette.
These components take care that they get rendered correctly in most of the widely used browsers. So, you musnt really be using "browser hacks" for these components.
If there is something complicated that needs to be done to make these components render correctly, please bring it out so that it can be fixed by appropriate developers.
These components on the palette rely on CSS to give the look and feel that they have. Providing two different sets of style sheets at creation time and after they have been deployed would mean that errors that may be found out during page creation may not happen.
That said, i believe there may be a way in which you could do this. (though i havent tested it.). The themes documentation link that was given earlier talks about creating custom themes. So, for WYSIWYG editing, you could put your own custom theme designed for that particular purpose in there and then for deployment, create a war file for the application, replace the theme present in WEB-INF/lib (i think this is the correct path that creator puts the themes jar file inside) directory with the themes jar file that you intend to use for deployment purposes.