In order to see the formatting icons the user must have some rights related to
article editing. These rights are new in Campsite; it's hard for the installer
to guess which user should receive these rights and which not. So you'll have
to do it manually for existing users: go to Users menu, edit your user rights
and check all rights related to HTMLArea.
Yes, we'll have to document this ...
Mugur
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> Hi everyone,
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> With Mugur's help, we finally installed Campsite 2.2.1 and everything is
> working perfectly except the HTMLArea. When we try to edit an article, we
> get a blank bar with no buttons. If we pressed CTRL+B, the text becomes
> bold, which means that the functionality of the HTMLArea is present, but
> with no visible buttons.
>
> Another thing that I noticed, Campsite installs HTMLArea documentation and
> demos along with it under http://server/javascript/htmlarea/. I'm not sure
> if that serves any purpose or it was left by mistake.
>
> So, let's find out why the buttons are shy and don't want to show up?
>
> raed
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A little clarification: the idea behind "Campsitization" of HTMLArea (link
the user interface to user rights) was not so much to prevent users from
accessing certain basic features, like those for which shorcuts exist, but
to allow for maximum uncluttering of the user interface, if such a thing is
needed in a given publishing environment.