Editor.php — use to add css class to Style drop down?

  • jbmoxie

    (@jbmoxie)


    15 years ago

    v2.0.2 of mystique contains editor.php and editor.css. I assume this will eventually allow for the addition of custom css class to the style drop down. Based on the link digitalnature provides, it looks like I could do it now, if only I could find these lines:

    e.g.

    tinyMCE.init({
	...
	theme_advanced_styles : "Header 1=header1;Header 2=header2;Header 3=header3;Table Row=tableRow1"
});

    Does anyone know where this is located? . . . so I can modify.

    Thanks again. jb

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  • Thread Starter jbmoxie

    (@jbmoxie)

    This was kinda a dumb question I guess — I took provided classes and repurposed to my needs. But the editor.css only controls the tinyMCE –equalivant classes most be place in style.css. And I am having issues now with how the editor adds html tags. . . I would love the ability to add div from the editor.

    ping me if you want to discuss. . . [email protected]. Otherwise — I am resolving this thread. jb

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