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(Requires: 3.0.2)
This option enables you to specify a class for the body of each editor instance. This class can then be used to do TinyMCE specific overrides in your content_css. There is also a specific mceForceColors class that can be used to override the text and background colors to be black and white.
This will add the same class to all editors that gets created by the init call.
tinyMCE.init({
...
body_class : "my_class"
});
This will set specific classes on the bodies of specific editors.
tinyMCE.init({
...
body_class : "elm1=my_class,elm2=my_class"
});
edgeimpact
It would be good to have the facility to add more than one class like HTML allows you to in the format <div class="my_class1 my_class2 my_class3">~</div>.
Maybe:
body_class : "my_class1 my_class2 my_class3"
or
body_class : "elm1=my_class1 my_class2 my_class3,elm2=my_class4 my_class5 my_class6"
This will solve my immediate problem.