How to Configure the Telerik RAD Editor in DotNetNuke - 6 Videos

In this video tutorial we demonstrate how to configure and fully customize the Telerik RADEditor.

Including how to customize the Telerik RAD Editor to your DNN portal requirements. How to remove buttons, how to set the Telerik RAD Editor to use paragraph p tags instead of break br tags, creating custom configuration files, and adding new CSS classes.



The videos contain:

Video 1 - Introduction, Creating a Custom Configuration File

Video 2 - Overview of Editor Settings and Creating a New Toolbar Configuration File

Video 3 - Customising the Telerik RAD Toolbar and Installing an Example Skin

Video 4 - Configuring How the Editor Displays Content

Video 5 - Adding CSS Styles to the RAD Editor - Good Practice

Video 6 - Adding CSS Styles to Wrap Text Around Images

How to Configure the Telerik RAD Editor in DotNetNuke - 6 Videos

Introduction to the DotNetNuke Telerik RAD Editor - 6 Videos

In this video tutorial we demonstrate how to use the new Telerik RADEditor that now comes as default with DotNetNuke 5.4 onwards.

The Telerik RADEditor is a Text / HTML editor which is used in modules such as the Text / HTML module. This editor now replaces the FCK Editor which has been used in previous versions of DotNetNuke, but if you wish to continue using the FCKEditor, it is still available to use.

In this tutorial we demonstrate using each of the various functions within the Telerik RADEditor, covering elements such as inserting images, flash, media through to using templates, working with URLs and working with tables.


The videos contain:

Video 1 - Introduction, Break Tags vs. Paragraph Tags, Spell Checking, Cut and Paste

Video 2 - Inserting and Editing Images and Media, Working with Documents

Video 3 - Inserting Flash and mp3 Files, Using the Template Manager

Video 4 - Working with Hyperlinks

Video 5 - Formatting Text and Working with Lists

Video 6 - Creating Tables and Image Maps, Stripping Formatting

Introduction to the DotNetNuke Telerik RAD Editor Video Tutorial