The styles on FCKeditor are defined by two resources.

1) A .xml file containing a list of properties to be applied to some TAGS. The most common way to use this file is the include a CLASS property for some tags with your preferred names for your styles.

2) a .css file including all the lists named in the .xml file as CLASS properties

The FCKeditor provider has two options that control how these files are generated

1) Static: The provider uses the standard .xml and .css files that comes with the editor (xmlstyles.xml and fckeditorarea.css). You can customize the files directly to get your own styles

2) Dynamic: The provider will generate the file based on the styles from the current page (You can specify this option for the .XML and for the .CSS, but the common use is to set both)

3) File: You can select a file under your portal for each file type

I am still having problem to 'reproduce' what adrian is looking for. Adrian, if you have found how to do it, please help.

I would like also to implement my own format in the drop down format box. See screen capture. This is where I would like to have my own format... Is it possible ? What should be modified ?

Thanks for your help Locopon.
DV

Declic Video

You have two options. Both are to make your style available inside the editor writing area. If you want to make it available outside of the editor, the you may go to the DNN styles somewhere (Portal styles, skins, etc)

1) If your style is already defined in your skin,portal styles, etc. Then you can set the .css file to dynamic and the provider will include it automatically. Also, you need to to set the .XML file to dynamic too. This will allow the provider to generate the .xml file based on the DNN styles on the current page.

2) You need your style to be accessible from DNN (Skin, portal styles ,etc), and when working in the editor, there is another option that is changing the .xml file to FILE and to point this to an already created file including the .xml format needed for FCKeditor. Also, you can change the .css file to FILE and to point to a custom file.

Note: The custom files must be inside the current portal. You can upload them by using the URL control or the file manager. You can name them as you want but the files must preserve format and extension