CustomStyles"

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(New page: == CustomStyles == The CustomStles feature will allow you to add your own Styles into the "Styles" Context Menu. You may define as many styles as you want due to your needs. Adding a new ...)
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CustomStyles

The CustomStles feature will allow you to add your own Styles into the "Styles" Context Menu. You may define as many styles as you want due to your needs. Adding a new style is very easy. An example will show you how to do it properly:

Example: you want to create a new style called: "MY STYLE 1" which will have the following attributes:

  • the style should apply to the 'Heading 2' (h2) format
  • the font color is 'Blue'
  • the background color is 'Red'

To add your custom style "MY STYLE 1" add the below code to the fckconfig.js file:

FCKConfig.CustomStyles = 
{
	'Red Title'	: { Element : 'h3', Styles : { 'color' : 'Red' } },
	'MY STYLE 1' : {Element :'h2', Styles : {'color' : 'Blue' , 'background-color' : 'Red' } }
};

As you may see the syntax of the function is very easy:

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