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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #11300, comment 13

Timestamp:: Mar 4, 2014, 8:39:49 PM (11 years ago)
Author:: Piotrek Koszuliński
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Ticket #11300, comment 13

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4	4	* Developers are not meant to use `CKEDITOR.addCss` for that. In case of framed editor they indeed should use `config.contentsCss` and/or `contents.css`. But in case of inline editor they should attach stylesheet normaly in the <head>.
5	5	* We should mention what are the styles which CKEditor uses by default for alignment classes. Because when one sets `image2_alignClasses` he'll be lost now. How does he center an image? Is aligned captioned image styled like non-captioned?
	6	4. When I set image2_alignClasses image2 still produces inline styles. The whole point was about making aligned image styleable. How is one going to style it if there's no class?