Textarea name:
The name of the TEXTAREA the editor will replace
Width:
The with of the Editor (in pixel or in percent)
Height:
The height of the Editor (in pixel or in percent)
Skin:
Source code skin:
The skin for the windows show the source HTML code
Resizable:
If checked the user can resize the editor window
Resize with:
Define the min and max dimensions of the editor when the resize is enabled
Autoresize:
If checked the editor resize it's dimension
No wrap:
This option will make the editable are behave like very much like a <pre> tag, and add a scroll instead of wrapping text.
Browser spellcheker:
If checked the browsers internal spellchecker should be used.
Fonts to span:
If you set this option to true, TinyMCE will convert all font elements to span elements and generate span elements instead of font elements. This option should be used in order to get more W3C compatible code, since font elements are deprecated.
Hex style colors:
This option enables you to control TinyMCE to force the color format to use hexadecimal instead of rgb strings. It converts for example "color: rgb(255, 255, 0)" to "#FFFF00"
Word count:
This option adds word count functionality to TinyMCE
Adv tables:
This option enable the table columns/rows resize with drag-drop behavior.
Font list:
The list of font disponible in the Editor
Add font:
The combo has all the font in your Dw settings and on selecting the font is added to the font list
Remove selected font:
Remove the selected from the font list
Font size:
You can select the font sizes disponible in the editor
Css file path:
The path os the Css file.
All the Css style in this file will be in the Style combo of the editor.
I write an asp function that autodetect run-time all the style in this file and put them into the style combo of the editor.
The name of the style can contains : A-Z a-z 0-9 _ - and must start with a point like this example:
.title
{
font-size:
14px;
font-weight:bold;
color:#003333;
text-align:center;
}
Templates support:
Now the user can select from a list of pre-build HTML and fill the editor with it. With the editor template the end user can select a template from a list by clicking in the "Templates" icon in the toolbar. A template is a piece of HTML that is placed inside the editor, in this way the user doesn't need to start writing it from scratch, but a designer can prepare well designed templates, avoiding user errors before they happen. After you insert the Template button in "your toolbar" you must select the Template folder in the Main panel.
This folder must be in the site root.
The Editor, when you click on the Template button, scan this folder and get the name of all the HTML and HTM file and create the template list that will be displayed in the Template popup window.
When the user click on one of this template the editor get all the code of this file and replace the editor content with this. In this file you must enter only valid HTML code without Javascript or any other server code and I don't verify this. Test on the demo page how works the templates
Language autodetect:
Multi-language support with automatic user language detection.
Including Right to Left scripting.
If checked the editor auto-detect the language of the user.
Supported language are:
Default language:
If the language autodetect checkbox is not checked this will be the language for the editor.
Dir:
Define if the editor text will be right-to-left or left-ro-right
Readonly:
If checked the editor will be read-only
Entity encoding:
named
Characters will be converted into named entities based on the
entities option. For example, a non-breaking space could be encoded as .
numeric
Characters will be converted into numeric entities. For example, a non-breaking space would be encoded as  .
raw
All characters will be stored in non-entity form except these XML default entities: & < > "
Enable BBCode:
This plugin makes it possible for TinyMCE to edit BBCode in WYSIWYG way by converting tags like [b] into <strong> and then <strong> back to [b] when the user submits the content. Remember you will need to remove lots of TinyMCEs functionality in order to use this plugin successfully, since the BBCode format doesn't support the whole HTML specification.
Compress library:
If checked all the library files will be send to the client compressed. This option require Asp.Net installed on the server.
The TinyMCE compressor is a backend for reducing the overall download and initialization time for TinyMCE it consists of a JavaScript loader that requests a aspx page (included in the extension) that compresses the specified resources using GZip. This method makes the overall download 75% smaller and the number of requests will also be reduced. The overall initialization time for TinyMCE will be reduced dramatically if you use this script for loading TinyMCE
Lock background:
With this 2 parameters you can setup the background-color and the background-opacity of the layer that lock the page when a floating dialog is open.
Enter mode:
The option 'P' enables you to make sure that any non block elements or text nodes are wrapped in block elements. For example <strong>something</strong> will result in output like: <p><strong>something</strong></p>.
The option 'BR' it will never produce P tags on enter or automatically it will instead produce BR elements and Shift+Enter will produce a P.
Save the Editor setting to use in other pages, so you don't need create a new editor for each page
Use a saved Editor
The Editor file setting is saved in the folder:
C:\Documents and Settings\<YourUser>\Application Data\Macromedia\Dreamweaver 8\Configuration\Shared\DwZone\WYSIWIG Html Editor\Editor.xml
