• Hey,
    I want to publish a soccer field with the team-players on the correct position. Now I am wondering, what’s the best way to do it, so someone else (who only get along with TinyMCE) are able to change the team..

    I was wondering, which is the best way to do it, and the only way I could think of, that TinyMCE would let me position the soccer players’ names on the correct place on the field is setting up a table, having a cell for a respective are (which is not cool, but it should work).

    HOWEVER: TinyMCE does not load the background-images, that I have assigned to my table (via CSS-ID), so you only see the table, but not the field “behind” it, which makes it hard to guess how it’s going to look like..

    Do you have a solution to load the background image, or have a better idea to do this stuff?

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  • Thread Starter Llasse

    (@llasse)

    The only way I could think of and which TinyMCE let me do it, was to assign the following:

    <table background=”image.jpg”> which is not a fine way to do it, so I would still appreciate any ideas or something on how I can TinyMCE load my stylesheet and already use it (sometimes it’s important to see the result of the post, so how is it going to look etc.)

    Are you committed to TinyMCE? It seems like the wrong tool for the job to me. Its seems like jQuery’s Draggable interface is more directly suited to what you are doing. But maybe I don’t understand what you are trying to do.

    Thread Starter Llasse

    (@llasse)

    I make the website for a soccer club, where some regular folks (no tech people) want to post game-reports and put up the soccer team’s formation.
    As these are flexible, I have to offer a certain flexibility for the people to put the names on..

    My current method is, that I have the background-image (which is an image of a soccer field) for a table, and the people who want to put up the position now go in TinyMCE and put the different names in the table.

    Well, you seem to have something that works. If you are happy I’m happy, its just that TinyMCE is pretty big script to load just to have people write their names.

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