Right click on a stylesheet in the 'Settings' section, and click 'Create'. Add a name and hit 'Enter'. Enter the info as outlined on the screen and you're set.

For example: 

Also make sure that the stylesheet you've added this new style to has been allowed as 'Related stylesheet' on the Rich text editor (Can be set via 'Developer'-'Datatypes'-Rich text editor')

Hope this helps.

Regards,

/Dirk

http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/how-tos/customizing-the-wysiwyg-rich-text-editor-(tinymce)/add-styles-to-the-drop-down-menu-for-editors-to-use

Rich

Cool, was looking for a wiki entry but couldn't find it... thanks for sharing Rich.

Cheers,

/Dirk

Actually I think your answer was clearer, just didn't see it before I replied :)

I see how this works but have a question and a comment:

Comment:

This seems rather restrictive. Users only have the choice of fonts that you create for them. And if the user uses word and creates something using fonts in word and then uses the 'paste from word' feature he loses al his fonts and formating.

Question:

Once I have created my long list of fonts/styles that I want enabled in the editor, How do I then make these available in another site? Just copying the CSS fike doesn't work as the 'sub sheets' are not taken with it.and there does not appear to be an 'export function'

Do I have to manually recreate them for each site?

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