[wp-hackers] Customizing TinyMCE in 2.7

[Dino Termini]

Shane A. Froebel wrote:
> Dino,
>
> I think hooks are the way to go since they can be placed in your 
> function.php or a plugin you write just for your site. That way it 
> won't be overwritten during upgrades and such.
>
> Your Friend,
> Shane 

Thanks Shane, ok... I'll go for a plugin. There is one which does 
already what I want: TinyMCE Advanced, very cool and sleek ;)

d.