Question Use a different editor?

OK thanks sozzled. When using search to find info on various topics or issues the returns generally land people into topics such as this and failing the ability to locate a specific makes this a bit difficult. I've yet to find any solutions to the issues I've listed but hoping that the config info I provided will shed some light on what the cause it for these issues listed.

The configuration report was needed in relation to the other off-topic matter that you raised. The report is unnecessary in the context of this topic.

This topic essentially asks "is it possible to use a different editor with Kunena?" For example, would it be possible to use a third-party WYSIWYG editor, developed for Joomla in Kunena? Another example, would it be possible to use the JCE editor in Kunena?

I have answered these questions on two different occasions in this topic and I refer you and others to what I wrote in msgs #2 and #4 above. My information has not changed in the three weeks that I posted my earlier replies. I am not too sure what further information you are requesting from us. Perhaps you could guide me to a better understanding of your request, please.

:pinch: The two issues:

As shown in the images I provided, the font color is entirely too light making it very difficult to read even with the Blue Eagle template which is what made me ask about an editor that would allow me to control this color more accurately. There are also black square bullet points appearing for which I cannot account where they are coming from or how to get rid of them.

Wineblue2: You continue to use this topic "use a different editor" to ask about a styling issue on your website. Did you use My Topics as I suggested you do, to find the recent topics that you created or that you have contributed to?

You have also asked these similar questions in three different subjects and I'm finding that we're engaged in a game of catch-me-if-you-can. I have answered the question, "[Is it possible to] use a different editor?"; the answer is no.

In order not to further confuse others who must be mystified about these CSS style issues that you're having (and I've answered those questions too, but in a different topic) and, therefore, what is going on here, I am locking this topic.