<cftextarea name=\"mytxt\" richtext=\"y\" toolbar=\"Basic\" height=\"300\" width=\"500\"><\/code>
\nThe toolbar attribute allows for a choice of basic<\/strong> (bold, Italic, link, ol, ul) or default<\/strong> which has everything except the kitchen sink. What I wanted was something in between. Fortunately I found a couple articles about modifying the available toolbars. But none seemed to work. Then I found a script* which does the same thing except you put it after your form in a cfm. The script overwrites the chosen editor and replaces it with your custom one. I customized the form elements I wanted by looking at the fckeditor fckconfig.js file.<\/p>\n<script>
\nfunction FCKeditor_OnComplete(editorInstance)
\n{
\neditorInstance.Config[\"ToolbarSets\"][\"BasicPlus\"] = [
\n['SpecialChar','Bold','Italic','Underline','StrikeThrough','Link', 'Unlink','-','Cut','Copy','Paste', 'Find','Replace',
\n'-','FontFormat','FontSize','TextColor']
\n];
\neditorInstance.EditorWindow.parent.FCK.ToolbarSet.Load('BasicPlus') ;
\n}
\n<\/script><\/code>
\nwhich gives this editor toolbar (click image to see larger).
\n![\"custom](\"http:\/\/www.esearing.com\/v2010\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/05\/rteditor-300x21.jpg\" "\\"rteditor\\"")
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