On my self hosted control panel, I add some text to the plain text an HTML plugin, I set the text size to 36 and click save, then when I refresh the page, it shrinks the text down to the size of the default one and when I look at it in Xcode simulator, I can't read anything (size is too small to see) Any one else experienced this before? Or know a solution? Thanks, Raoul

What does the HTML being saved look like? When the editor is used to manipulate font size, color, bold, italic, etc. it's just changing the HTML markup in the editor itself. You can see this markup using the appropriate button on the editor. When you press save, the entries are saved to a simple text file with a .html extension (an html file with the screen id appended to it) on your web server. These files are saved in the /files/applications/[app id]/documents directory. Look at the file that's being saved, is it valid HTML? Do the "font choices" appear in the HTML?

When I click source, it shows the HTML code, I see it says 36, but when I check in my app, I re compile and run again, it is same size font(small size), then when I refresh the web page, the size of text goes back to the small size(default) Sorry if this sounds confusing. Looking forward to your reply.

What are you asking.... "the control panel doesn't work, it's not saving my entries" OR "the app isn't showing the right HTML" Big difference. It sounds to me like you're loading a cached version of the HTML and the "newest changes" are not being displayed on the device. If this is the case, look at the HTML the UIWebView is loading on the device. Is it marked up (with the font size you expect) like you want?

The app isn't showing the correct HTML, that's my issue, do I navigate to /files/applications/[app id]/documents directory like you said before and see the HTML there and see if its different? or is there another way to approach this?

I would use the Output Console in Xcode to "see" what HTML is being loaded. Do an NSLog statement or something. Or, you could just use the console to show you the URL that the HTML is loading from. Copy it, put it in your browser, what do you get? It's a matter of figuring out WHERE the html is coming from (cached, a url, etc) then having a look at it to see if it's what you expect.

this is what I did: Navigated to /files/applications/[app id]/documents directory. I replaced app id with the application id. Then I say png image files and 2 custom HTML files, I opened these HTML files and they are displaying the same text size, Is there a possibility that it is not overwriting after I click save?

This is the size when I change it to 36: http://gyazo.com/301ffe780e229cb4108bfa5f659708f9 I click SAVE and then refresh the page, and this is what happens: http://gyazo.com/abbda0641f78fa7696fe8b4cdb4ecb4b Size shrinks down. Hope this makes more sense. Looking forward to a fix, thank you.

I found the URL it was pulling the HTML data from, I navigated to the HTML file and I edited the HTML code, it works now. Thank you.