TinyMCE & Unwanted code

I want to get rid of the extra code that TinyMCE creates in the front-end editor. I found a thread that proclaims to have solved this issue....

http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php?topic=28466.0

The solution is below, but I have no idea how to implement it. Can someone please advise

*****SOLUTION FROM THREAD*****
In TinyMCE wiki I found solution!
Dont disable Clean Up in mceEditor configuration, becouse it will couse more problems.
You just need to add class="mceNoEditor" to hide certain blocks form editor. I’v tryed this and it seam to work well.
Here is this wiki articke http://wiki.moxiecode.com/index.php/TinyMCE:Configuration/editor_deselector
If this solution wroks well for You too plese post here so others will now how to solve this problem In future.

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Any ideas how I can make these changes?

This technique is only relevant when you have several TEXTAREA elements on a page, and you want to exclude TinyMCE altogether from one or more of them. Is that what you need? If you actually want to have TinyMCE convert some things within a TEXTAREA and leave others alone, it will probably be a much messier job. KP

No I don’t want to get rid of TinyMCE. I just don’t want it to include it’s own div, styles etc and respect the Stylesheet that I have created. For example it adds a #00000 style background behind the text on my site even though my site’s background is brown. I therefore get text in a white box. I don’t mind changing the HTML, but I don’t expect my client to have to do so.

Any ideas?

Not sure about the HTML tags, but you can get TinyMCE to use your stylesheet in the front end via the plugin configuration, as long as you use the "custom" theme:

• go to Manage Resources > Plugins > TinyMCE > Configuration
• insert the path to your stylesheet in the "Custom Parameters" box in the form
  content_css : "/assets/templates/stylesheet.css",
  (including the quotes and the comma at the end)
• select "Custom" from the Web Theme list (this will affect toolbar content and position if you had "simple" before)

KP

Great. Many thanks. This works!