Hi, That worked great for a single heading, I really need to do this for all headings except h1s, so I changed it to this:

 

<script type="text/javascript">     
               function CuteEditor_FilterHTML(editor,code)  
               {  
                   return code.split("<h3>").join("<h3 style='padding:0;margin:0'>");
               }  
               function CuteEditor_FilterCode(editor,code)  
               {  
                  return code.split("<h3>").join("<h3 style='padding:0;margin:0'>");
               }  
               function CuteEditor_FilterHTML(editor,code)  
               {  
                  return code.split("<h2>").join("<h2 style='padding:0;margin:0'>");
               }  
               function CuteEditor_FilterCode(editor,code)  
               {  
                  return code.split("<h2>").join("<h2 style='padding:0;margin:0'>");
        } 
               function CuteEditor_FilterHTML(editor,code)  
               {  
                  return code.split("<h4>").join("<h4 style='padding:0;margin:0'>");
               }  
               function CuteEditor_FilterCode(editor,code)  
               {  
                  return code.split("<h4>").join("<h4 style='padding:0;margin:0'>");
               }
               function CuteEditor_FilterHTML(editor,code)  
               {  
                   return code.split("<h5>").join("<h5 style='padding:0;margin:0'>");
               }  
               function CuteEditor_FilterCode(editor,code)  
               {  
                   return code.split("<h5>").join("<h5 style='padding:0;margin:0'>");
               }  
       </script>

 

Unfortunatly this only picks up the first heading tag in the list and ignore the others, I also tried doing multiple headings in the same function which was never going to work since you can only return once for each function :)

 

How would I write this to allow me to do multiple headings?