FCKEditor Config

Joined: 03/11/2008

I'm trying to remove some of the default options from the Formats dropdown in FCKEditor. I've tried following the directions posted here (changing the items in the fckconfig.js list for FCKConfig.FontFormats), but it doesn't seem to make any difference.

Basically, I want to remove everything except 'Normal' and h3 through h6. Anyone had any luck trying to modify their FontFormat list in FCKEditor?

Thanks.

Clint "The Geekin' Deacon" Eaker
Webmaster - Chapel Hill Bible Church
Chapel Hill, NC

Joined: 10/18/2008
There are two different

There are two different config files. In your module folder (sites/all/modules/fckeditor) there is also an fckeditor.config.js which provides the Drupal presets. You could clone the DrupalBasic preset and edit it to do what you want.

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Joined: 03/11/2008
Not sure this is my problem

Thanks for the response. But after looking at the fckeditor.config.js file, I see references to the FontFormat, but nothing related to the individual items that are supposed to be in the list. I'm not trying to change the FCKEditor menubar so much as changing the items that are populated in that one particular widget.

Clint "The Geekin' Deacon" Eaker
Webmaster - Chapel Hill Bible Church
Chapel Hill, NC

Joined: 10/18/2008
Oh, sorry, I must have

Oh, sorry, I must have misread your OP. I would think that editing the FontFormats would do it...

Did you clear your Drupal and Browser cache?

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Maybe...

I cleared the browser cache. I didn't clear any Drupal cache because since I'm still in development I haven't enabled any caching for performance. Is there a certain amount of caching that Drupal does even if the caching in the performance settings is not enabled?

Clint "The Geekin' Deacon" Eaker
Webmaster - Chapel Hill Bible Church
Chapel Hill, NC

Joined: 03/11/2008
Clearing drupal cache didn't help

I checked the caching settings in the performance settings admin page. Performance caching was indeed disabled, but I went ahead and clicked the "clear cache" button at the bottom of the page anyway. No difference. Even cleared browser cache again after clearing drupal cache.

Is there another place I should go to clear cached drupal pages?

Clint "The Geekin' Deacon" Eaker
Webmaster - Chapel Hill Bible Church
Chapel Hill, NC