editor_selector

This option enables you to specify a CSS class name that will be required on the text areas that are to be converted. In order for this option to take effect, you must also have TinyMCE:Configuration/mode set to specific_textareas. This enables you to select specific text areas for conversion by adding this CSS class name to the class attribute of the text area. If this option isn't set to a value, it will not have any effect, and the mode option will choose textareas instead. If you want all editors to be converted and just specific editors to be excluded, check the editor_deselector option. This option also enables you to use regular expressions like myNoEditor|myNoOtherEditor or .*noeditor.

Example of usage of the editor_selector option:

tinyMCE.init({
	...
	mode : "specific_textareas",
	editor_selector : "mceEditor"
});

tinyMCE.init({
	...
	mode : "specific_textareas",
	editor_selector : /(mceEditor|mceRichText)/
});

Example of usage in the HTML:

<textarea id="myarea1" class="mceEditor">This will be an editor.</textarea>
<textarea id="myarea2">This will NOT be an editor.</textarea>