TinyMCE options
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Last Post: April 20, 2010 (RSS)
By sykomac - April 19, 2010
Hello all.
Was wondering where I would find the file that does the TinyMCE init.
I wanted to add some more options to the TinyMCE tool bar for my client to use.
Thanks,
Paul
Was wondering where I would find the file that does the TinyMCE init.
I wanted to add some more options to the TinyMCE tool bar for my client to use.
Thanks,
Paul
Re: [sykomac] TinyMCE options
By gkornbluth - April 20, 2010
Hi sykomac,
Here's an excerpt from the CMSB Cookbook www.thecmsbcookbook.com that might help.
MAKE THE STYLES FROM YOUR EXTERNAL CSS STYLE SHEET AVAILABLE IN THE WYSIWYG EDITOR - NEWER VERSIONS (V1.36 +)
According to Damon from Interactive Tools:
You can add a custom styles drop down to the WYSIWYG editor with these steps:
1. Open both these files:
/cmsAdmin/lib/wysiwyg.css
/cmsAdmin/lib/wysiwyg.php
- make a backup of both before making any changes.
2. In the wysiwyg.php file, search for:
and change it to:
3. In the wysiwyg.css file, on line 31, add classes to have them appear in your 'styleselect' drop down. This will allow your users to add classes and visually see the effect in the editor.
4. Add the same custom styles to the css file that is linked to your published pages.
Hope that sets you in the right direction.
Best,
Jerry Kornbluth
Here's an excerpt from the CMSB Cookbook www.thecmsbcookbook.com that might help.
MAKE THE STYLES FROM YOUR EXTERNAL CSS STYLE SHEET AVAILABLE IN THE WYSIWYG EDITOR - NEWER VERSIONS (V1.36 +)
According to Damon from Interactive Tools:
You can add a custom styles drop down to the WYSIWYG editor with these steps:
1. Open both these files:
/cmsAdmin/lib/wysiwyg.css
/cmsAdmin/lib/wysiwyg.php
- make a backup of both before making any changes.
2. In the wysiwyg.php file, search for:
theme_advanced_buttons1 : "formatselectand change it to:
theme_advanced_buttons1 : "styleselect, formatselect3. In the wysiwyg.css file, on line 31, add classes to have them appear in your 'styleselect' drop down. This will allow your users to add classes and visually see the effect in the editor.
4. Add the same custom styles to the css file that is linked to your published pages.
Hope that sets you in the right direction.
Best,
Jerry Kornbluth
The first CMS Builder reference book is now available on-line!
Take advantage of a free 3 month trial subscription, only for CMSB users, at: http://www.thecmsbcookbook.com/trial.php
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Re: [gkornbluth] TinyMCE options
By sykomac - April 20, 2010
That sort of helped. What I was looking for was which file to edit in order to add buttons/options to the wysiwyg editor (such as insert file, superscript, subscript, etc.).
But it looks like I found the file I needed in your post. The TinyMCE init is in the wysiwyg.php file.
Thanks,
Paul
But it looks like I found the file I needed in your post. The TinyMCE init is in the wysiwyg.php file.
Thanks,
Paul
Re: [sykomac] TinyMCE options
By gkornbluth - April 20, 2010
Glad you found what you needed.
Best,
Jerry Kornbluth
Best,
Jerry Kornbluth
The first CMS Builder reference book is now available on-line!
Take advantage of a free 3 month trial subscription, only for CMSB users, at: http://www.thecmsbcookbook.com/trial.php
Take advantage of a free 3 month trial subscription, only for CMSB users, at: http://www.thecmsbcookbook.com/trial.php