This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: I would like to remove most of the toolbar buttons from a CRED WYSIWYG field, but I would like to keep bold, italic, list, align and link.
Solution:
You can apply custom CSS to hide each element. Check in the browser inspector to find the appropriate CSS classes for these elements, then set the display attribute to "none":
#mceu_5, #mceu_6, #mceu_7, #mceu_8, #mceu_9, #mceu_10, #mceu_11, #mceu_12, #mceu_28 {
display: none;
}
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Last updated by 6 years, 9 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
I think you could accomplish this with custom CSS. Each tinyMCE editor block uses unique CSS id's, so you should be able to write some CSS that hides individual buttons or entire toolbars. I'm attaching a screenshot showing the browser inspector on a CRED form.
In my example, you could add the following CSS to the CRED form's CSS panel:
#mceu_5, #mceu_6, #mceu_7, #mceu_8, #mceu_9, #mceu_10, #mceu_11, #mceu_12, #mceu_28 {
display: none;
}
Your form element IDs may be different, but the technique will remain the same.
