Wrapping objects

[s.emiliozzi]

Hello, I have some questions:

1) How to set the initial wymeditor box area? (I modified the css of the skin I'm using, but I guess it's not the recommended way)

2) I need that each image I put into the content has a predefined class (i.e. <img src = "myImg.jpg"/> --> <img src = "myImg.jpg" class="myClass"/>). What is
the best way to achieve that?

3) I also need to wrap each image with a <a href> which has the href attribute equal to the src attribute of the wrapped image and (only if present) the same title attribute of the wrapped image (i.e. <img src = "myImg.jpg"/> --> <a href = "myImg.jpg"/><img src = "myImg.jpg"/></a> and <img src = "myImg.jpg"/> --> <a href = "myImg.jpg" title ="myImage"/><img src = "myImg.jpg" title ="myImage"/></a>) Is there a way to achieve that using wymeditor? Right now this processing is done server side, but I guess that would be better to have it done in the editor, if possible.

Thank you in advance for any help!
Stefano Emiliozzi

[mr_lundis]

Hi Stefano and welcome to the WYMeditor forum!

1) A simple override 'll do:

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.wym_skin_default .wym_iframe iframe { height: 300px !important; }

2) I'd give the element containing the images an id/class instead, much cleaner, and a whole lot easier to implement.

3) If you already have an automatic system for doing this on the server side, I'd continue to use it. Imagine that one day you want to wrap all the images in divs/paragraphs/whatever, it'd be a lot easier just to do that in one singe place than on every page in you system. The same is true for #2.

You could of course implement #2 and #3 as some kind of plug-in if you want/need to, but I'd say that the simplest solutions are probably the best ones.

Cheers!