Posted by barraponto on October 23, 2010 at 1:55am
Is there any way I can make TinyMCE behave the same way it does in Wordpress (same buttons, same order, same "advanced" toolbar)?
If there is any, has anyone managed to accomplish that?
Wordpress-like TinyMCE configuration
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There are many settings
... to play with to get this, though I personally have no idea what exactly is in the Wordpress version. There is a screen in the configuration with a checkbox for every function for any of the WYSIWYG's I've used, including TinyMCE. May be a challenge to find it, and likely depends on your specific implementation (either using the module specifically for it, or using the WYSIWYG module's implementation).
I wouldn't be surprised if you could potentially put your own stylesheet in your theme (small addition to the theme's .info file) to play with the positioning of the options; which is one thing I have not seen doable from the interface yet.
see also
I was trying to figure out how to do the 'advanced toolbar' / kitchen sink thing like Wordpress has. Response from FCKeditor maintainer was that a custom plugin would need to be developed. See the ticket here: http://drupal.org/node/595334
I'm interested in digging into this myself, but if anyone has already figured it out, or has ideas on how to do it, please let me know. Thanks!
That does look like a user
That does look like a user friendly feature. I don't see any ckeditor plugin that would add a toggle button to hide/unhide an entire line of buttons.
You can customize the layout of the buttons using hook_wysiwyg_editor_settings_alter() and you can switch layouts by switching input filters. That's not quite the same though.