TinyMCE, Heading 1 tag removal

I am developing a site that draws the content for the<h1> and <h2> tags dynamically. I would like to remove the capability for my users to reuse these tags and I was wondering if anyone knows the best method/location for removal of the ’Heading 1’ and ’Heading 2’ from the Format dropdown in the TinyMCE plugin?

If you’re talking sIFR or similar, it’s prob a good idea to target more specifically what you want replaced. As an example, adding to any element you want replaced. But you are right, <h1> is usually already (semantically) covered so removing it as an option is a good idea, however I thought removing h1 from Resources > Manage Resources > Plugins > TinyMCE > Configuration > Block Formats would sort it but that doesn’t seem to work.

Quote from: pleth at Jul 01, 2008, 06:46 PM

I am developing a site that draws the content for the<h1> and <h2> tags dynamically. I would like to remove the capability for my users to reuse these tags and I was wondering if anyone knows the best method/location for removal of the ’Heading 1’ and ’Heading 2’ from the Format dropdown in the TinyMCE plugin?

that would be handy for me too, removing h4,5,6, and the div, etc. from the TinyMCE format dropdown menu. I have customized my style dropdown menus in TinyMCE, but not this one.

Check out the assets/plugins/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/themes/advanced/editor.template.js. Do a search for h1, and you’ll find the whole list of formats in that select menu.

Make sure you keep a copy of the original file just in case!

You can edit a comma-separated list of Block Formats at Resources -> Manage Resources -> Plugins -> TinyMCE -> Configuration.

Quote from: inertica at Jul 02, 2008, 03:11 AM

You can edit a comma-separated list of Block Formats at Resources -> Manage Resources -> Plugins -> TinyMCE -> Configuration.

brilliant, thanks.

inertica, thanks that did it.

And also there you can restrict users in using (or using not) other buttons of TinyMCE e.g. "strikethrough" or "justifywhatever" and so on. Very helpful against "handicraft enthusiasts": I like indenting here, fuck off corporate design ...

Hi all,

Does anyone know of a way to restrict or customize the format list in TINYMCE on a per instance basis? (ie, in tinyMCE.init function).

I’m building a CMS for multiple websites and so each has different requirements.

Thanks

Bob