Hello JCE Team:
I am trying to make it easy for our clients to simply create a link and style it as a button. I have been able to create the styles for a button and they can use the editor to create the button using "styles" then add a link. It works.
However, if they do not do it in the correct order, the span and a href, the styling does not keep the original button style we utilize with a Yootheme template e.g. the text is dark when it should be white and the link is underlined.
I was wondering if I am missing how to find a "button icon/builder" in JCE, that allow the user to simply click on it, perhaps choose an option of a style e.g. red or green, then simply add link.
I know that the current process I have created works, but I know clients will not always follow the rule.
Thank you.
Channing
I am trying to make it easy for our clients to simply create a link and style it as a button. I have been able to create the styles for a button and they can use the editor to create the button using "styles" then add a link. It works.
However, if they do not do it in the correct order, the span and a href, the styling does not keep the original button style we utilize with a Yootheme template e.g. the text is dark when it should be white and the link is underlined.
I was wondering if I am missing how to find a "button icon/builder" in JCE, that allow the user to simply click on it, perhaps choose an option of a style e.g. red or green, then simply add link.
I know that the current process I have created works, but I know clients will not always follow the rule.
Thank you.
Channing
You don't need to create a span to apply the button class to, it can be applied directly to the link tag.
You can create a custom style for this that the user can select from the Styles list after creating the link:
In Editor Profiles -> Plugin Parameters -> Style Select, create a Custom Style with the following values:
Title: Link Button (or whatever yor prefer)
Tag: None (Apply to selected Tag)
Element Selector: a
Classes: uk-button uk-button-primary (or your preferred Yootheme button classes)
You can create a custom style for this that the user can select from the Styles list after creating the link:
In Editor Profiles -> Plugin Parameters -> Style Select, create a Custom Style with the following values:
Title: Link Button (or whatever yor prefer)
Tag: None (Apply to selected Tag)
Element Selector: a
Classes: uk-button uk-button-primary (or your preferred Yootheme button classes)
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