adding own styles to wysiwyg editor

[andyash]

I want to add my own style markup to the WYSIWYG Editor so that it is available to me for usage on text and images while editing a page.

In the WYSIWYG Editor advanced mode a STYLES drop down and FORMAT dropdown are available to us for styling paragraphs and text. I want to add my own styles here so I can just select my text, choose the style from the drop down menu and I'm done.

How do I achieve this without touching any core files?

[n00dles101]

Hii Andy,

i think what your looking for is here:

http://get-simple.info/wiki/how_to:edito...stom_files

Mike.

[andyash]

n00dles101 wrote:Hii Andy,

i think what your looking for is here:

http://get-simple.info/wiki/how_to:edito...stom_files

Mike.

This worked great. Thanks.

[andyash]

Ok. Another issue. I have added a WYSIWYG Editor through i18n_customfields. The styles section in this editor is blank now. How do I add my customised style to that?

Also, I am unable to add images in the customfields wysiwyg editor. I have to input the image link in the URL field manually. Selecting from the editor still shows the URL field as blank.

[Connie]

this is a question to the plugindeveloper of the custom fields plugin-developer ;=)

it always depends how the editor is integrated, if it is integrated referring to the general configuration or not

Andyash, I suggest to ask this in the support thread of that plugin, because the problem with the images will affect all plugin-users

[andyash]

Thanks. Realised this and did it already.

[andyash]

define('GSEDITOROPTIONS',"stylesSet: 'default:http://www.yourdomain.de/getsimple-root/themes/ckeditorstyles.js'");

I have given up on the above as the styles drop down becomes blank in both Chrome and IE9.

[Connie]

"www.yourdomain.de/getsimple-root" <= did you replace that with the actual settings?

[andyash]

Connie wrote:"www.yourdomain.de/getsimple-root" <= did you replace that with the actual settings?

I did.

[Connie]

let us see you "ckeditorstyles.js"

[andyash]

Connie wrote:let us see you "ckeditorstyles.js"