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A picky point, but your sample "Upload from Toolbar" includes an "attachments" button in the editor toolbar, but the cursor for that button is different from the other buttons. The CssText is set to cursor:hand, for DownStyle, NormalStyle, and HoverStyle, which works for the other buttons - but the attachments button is not using that property.
Thanks!
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Thanks for letting us know. We will look into it and see what we can do!
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Please let me know since I am trying to use this configuration.
Thanks.
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Well, it's still broken. Do I just need to live with the different cursor for the "attachments" button - or is there a way to make it like the other buttons?
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Hi, Try to add the following CSS block into your page before the control:
Code: HTML/ASPX
<style>
input { cursor:hand}
</style>
That should solve the problem. Thanks!
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That didn't work for me. I tried it in a variety of ways: 1) I just added the CSS block before the control, as instructed. 2) I tried adding the CSS block within the header. 3) I tried setting style="cursor:hand;" for the <div> that contains the editor control. I also tried cursor:pointer instead of cursor:hand, but that didn't do it either. Thanks.
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Any solution to this?
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Hi,
The previous solution worked fine for us on IE. However we do not have a solution for FireFox yet. We will continue looking to see if we can have a solution for that.
Thanks!
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