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Journal Pagination
I've been wishing lately that there was a way to get custom classes created in the "ADVANCED: Edit Customizable Elements" pane to show up in a section of the format menu inside the WYSIWYG editor.
Maybe there could be a checkbox when you create a class that says "Display in WYSIWYG editor"?
Seems like it would really help end clients without html knowledge style elements.
Picture a format menu that reads:
Remove formatting
Font size -
Text Alignment -
Heading -
CUSTOM - (and when this expands out it lists your custom classes)
Strikeout
Superscript
Subscript