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PHP SpellChecker

Modifying the Look and Feel of the Spell Checker

Custom Styles And Themes - PHP Spell Check

  1. Create a Custom Theme Directory
  2. Customize The Theme
  3. Implement Your Theme
  4. More Easy Look and Feel Customizations

The spellchecker's look and feel can be modified by creating a custom theme.

Create a Custom Theme Directory

  1. Go to /phpspellcheck/themes
  2. Duplicate "classic" and rename to the name of your new theme

Customize The Theme

  1. Edit context-menu.css to change the look of the inline (in-context) spellchecker and its menu
  2. Edit dialog-window.css to change the look of pop-up spellchecker dialog

Implement Your Theme

To implement your theme - just set the CSSTheme property of either the SpellCheckButton or SpellAsYouType Class to the name of you theme (its folder name)

An example theme - "Bright" has been implemented as an example for you.

$mySpell->CSSTheme = "my_themes_directory_name";

More Easy Look and Feel Customizations