Hi Frank
I had to make some hard choices in dealing with the rich-text editors. The main problem was the majority of developers struggled with installation and then configuring of either of the rich-text editors that were available so I went down another route which was: use CDN versions of TinyMCE and CKEditor and then introduce a commercial editor for people which required file and image upload within the rich-text area… and hence why I used Redactor which now the commercial version of the rich-text webyep system and this has already been installed and the upload facility is configured
The drop-down linked to a styles was only ever a tinymce 3 item and that was dropped by them in version 4.
Again in the commercial version, you can choose fonts sizes etc.
Responsive images are problematic in a lot of richtext editors. There are ways around that by using CSS and in Redactor you apply a class to the p tag which surrounds the img tag. I have an example somewhere so I will try to find it
speak soon Max
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