Those Using The WYSIWYG Hack…

Went to your link and I cana€?t see where you can change font size or color. Is that a feature of this editor or do you plan on adding this later? Ia€?m changing font size and color by adding quicktag buttons in the quicktag.js file in addition to adding horizontal lines and a few other things.
Looking forward to following this.

Don’t go by the screenshot. That’s the old version and the new one looks a bit different.
By default, you can change both font color and text background color. Changing fontsize is not enabled by default, but you can easily add it. Open edit-form-advanced.php. Go to line 154 and you will see a list that looks like this:
config.toolbar = [ [ “bold”, “italic”, “underline”,
Add “fontsize” to the beginning of the list, so that it looks like this:
config.toolbar = [ [ “fontsize”, “bold”, “italic”, “underline”,

Hello – I’m a newbie on this site and am just setting up WordPress. I am interested in this WYSIWYG hack to set up some editable pages for a website (for someone who can’t edit html).
In short – what can I read to learn how to set this up?
Thanks!

Ricecakes: It’s pretty easy to set-up. You can find instructions in the readme file in the download. Basically, you just copy the htmlarea folder to your wp-admin folder and overwrite your edit-form-advanced.php file with the one in the archive.

Thanks Joe, I’ll give’r a try.

Thanks a lot for that hack! Saved my day!

I noticed the possibility of changing the font size too — what other things are configurable? Thanks!