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For people that were annoyed like me with the Pagesetter pubedit width, etc, and the fact that it wasnt loaded using the site admin template, well, i made this little work around for xanthia themes.
1) Add a new module template in the Xanthia theme config area, name it pagesetter.htm. Add whatever to the content area so you can save it.
2) Then add the pagesetter.htm file to your theme modules directory (pn/THEMENAME/templates/modules/) with the following contents.
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3) Go to content wrappers and assign then template to the Pagesetter module. Setup Complete!
Now the pubedit and publist areas of Pagesetter will use your themes admin template and all other areas will use your normal master template.
Hope this helps others.
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Right, i should have explained that i understood that and the reasoning behind it, just found it annoying for my use. If htmlpages had category support, i wouldnt even be using Pagesetter as their are all kind of little annoyances. Biggest one i just found 5 mins ago is the fact that the preview option screws you over as you cant get back to the edit area because back doesnt work, thus you end up losing all your changes. Wish i could use fckeditor (like i do for HTML pages and other modules) instead of whatever PS uses. -
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Firefox has a setting in Options that allows you to select whether links open in the current window, a new window or a new tab. You might check that out. The Pagesetter preview opens in a new tab for me because that's how I have FF set.
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