Hi all I finally got around to doing this, and Dave's right, I just had to muck around with edit-page.jsp, copy in the editor-rte jsp to the website directory and now the content area of the templates uses rich text editing. Sorting the javascript submit function out was a little non-ituitive but only about 15 mins effort. RT editing is used by all templates although with a bit more finesse I could have that driven by template name convention or similar. I can make my files available if anybody wants to do a similar hack. Tim
________________________________ From: Dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Mon 18/09/2006 12:38 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: use of editor for other template pages On 9/17/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi > > I'm a bit new to Roller, so I have a simple question. I can create new > template pages for my site via the Roller UI but these seem to involve > hacking the velocity templates directly. I also commonly see people put an > 'about me' page alongside their blog with a fair chunck of content in it. > Is there any way to leverage the editors (in particular the RTEditor) to ease > authoring of just content within a new template page once defined? > > After a quick look I'm guessing I'd have to hack at the Struts layer to > accomplish this? That's not a bad idea and you may be able to implement it by changing edit-page.jsp alone. - Dave
