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Sounds like you might want the theme creator :-). If that doesn't give enough options for you, then the easiest way is to use the SCSS file and customise that, then compile it. Allan

In Editor 1.3 you would use: ->validator( 'Validate::numeric', array( empty: false ) ) See the PHP validation manual page for information on the validation options. In Editor 1.4 you will be able to chain validation methods. Allan

API for plug-ins and options, such as passing in

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selector: '.my-menu', callback: function(key, options) { myMenuHandler(key); }, items: { "edit": {name:

Hi, For those options you probably want to show a button, which you can do using the buttons option of the form-options. For example: editor.inline( this, { buttons: "Save" } ); Allan

can think of two options: 1) Just set up

under the "Various filter options - 9 different types !!! :" in

do with the print options of your browser / PDF

jQuery UI and Bootstrap options. As I noted in