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10 <h1>Option: auto_reset_designmode</h1>
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15 This option is very useful if TinyMCE is used in a DHTML tab system or other divs that are hidden and displayed by some JavaScript. Since Mozilla has a bug when using display:none, the designMode state gets lost. To prevent this from happening you should enable this option. The default value of this option is &quot;true&quot;.
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20 <h3>Example of usage of the auto_reset_designmode option:</h3>
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23 tinyMCE.init({
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25 <strong>auto_reset_designmode : true</strong>
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