THIS MAY NOT WORK FOR EVERYONE. MAKE SURE YOUR BACKUP YOUR FILES (especially ckeditor.js)
Requirements:
- Rin Editor Installed
- A CKEditor Skin
1. Download a CKEditor skin. Preferrably from here
2. Once you finish downloading the skin, extract the skin in: /jscripts/rin/editor/skins/
For example: /jscripts/rin/editor/skins/office2013/
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3. Find the file: /jscripts/rin/editor/ckeditor.js and edit the file (using Notepad++)
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4. In the file, find 'moonocolor'. (this is the default skin that Rin Editor uses)
Line 463
Line 957
Replace moonocolor with the skin name you want to install. For instance, replace moonocolor with office2013
5. After that, save the file.
And that's it, it should be installed.
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Note:
- Once you install the CKEditor skin, it will affect for all forum themes.
Requirements:
- Rin Editor Installed
- A CKEditor Skin
1. Download a CKEditor skin. Preferrably from here
2. Once you finish downloading the skin, extract the skin in: /jscripts/rin/editor/skins/
For example: /jscripts/rin/editor/skins/office2013/
3. Find the file: /jscripts/rin/editor/ckeditor.js and edit the file (using Notepad++)
4. In the file, find 'moonocolor'. (this is the default skin that Rin Editor uses)
Line 463
Code:
CKEDITOR.skin.name="moonocolor",Line 957
Code:
CKEDITOR.config.skin="moonocolor",Replace moonocolor with the skin name you want to install. For instance, replace moonocolor with office2013
5. After that, save the file.
And that's it, it should be installed.
Note:
- Once you install the CKEditor skin, it will affect for all forum themes.