Hi Kevon

I think that it should be possible to do so.

Perhaps this guide on how to make it possible to use the abbr and acronym elements can be of use in order to make the above work. http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/how-tos/customizing-the-wysiwyg-rich-text-editor-(tinymce)/how-to-add-extra-html-functionality-to-tinymce

Hope this helps

/Jan

I looked at this before but didnt know which element/names corresponded to which functionality. I'll give it another go and let you know.

I added the following to the tinyMCEConfig.config file and was able to view the following button available /   in the Developer section of the Richtext Editor Datatype... It did not show up under on the WYSIWYG Editor in the Content Section.

<command>
      <umbracoAlias>ForeColor</umbracoAlias>
      <icon>images/editor/forecolor.gif</icon>
      <tinyMceCommand value="" userInterface="true" frontendCommand="forecolor">forecolor</tinyMceCommand>
      <priority>77</priority>
</command>

<plugin loadOnFrontend="false">forecolor</plugin> //Cause Editor Toolbar to show up in Content Section
<plugin loadOnFrontend="true">forecolor</plugin> // Causes Editor Toolbar to NOT show up in Content Section

So the solution was all about the naming of the plugin (the "mce" prefix) this worked perfectly without the plugin elements:

<command>
      <umbracoAlias>mceForeColor</umbracoAlias>
      <icon>images/editor/forecolor.gif</icon>
      <tinyMceCommand value="" userInterface="true" frontendCommand="mceForeColor">forecolor</tinyMceCommand>
      <priority>77</priority>
</command>
<command>
      <umbracoAlias>mceBackColor</umbracoAlias>
      <icon>images/editor/backcolor.gif</icon>
      <tinyMceCommand value="" userInterface="true" frontendCommand="mceBackColor">backcolor</tinyMceCommand>
      <priority>78</priority>
</command>

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