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--- This is tiff/wysihtml5#461 which I wrote last year some time, rebased on to your fork. This patch allows the classes set on toolbar buttons to be set in the wysihtml5 configuration, as `classNameCommandDisabled`, `classNameCommandsDisabled`, `classNameCommandActive`, `classNameActionActive`. I already have disabled and active classes provided by Twitter Bootstrap and dont want to trawl through the source files and apply all relevant styles to wysihtml5-specific classes too -- this is a very nice short cut.
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This patch allows the classes set on toolbar buttons to be set in the wysihtml5 configuration, as
classNameCommandDisabled,classNameCommandsDisabled,classNameCommandActive,classNameActionActive. I already havedisabledandactiveclasses provided by Twitter Bootstrap and don't want to trawl through the source files and apply all relevant styles to wysihtml5-specific classes too -- this is a very nice short cut.