Adding Custom Css Classes in MCE Editor Image Editor Class Dropdown

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9/28/2010 12:21:11 PM
Warner
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Adding Custom Css Classes in MCE Editor Image Editor Class Dropdown

I have been looking around the configs and haven't seen anything related to css class options for the MCE editor's Image Editor.

It comes with the default "Float Panel" 

I would like to add a few css classes so my users don't need to remember them page to page.

Any idea the best way to do this?

9/30/2010 7:28:49 AM
Joe Audette
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