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Download any of tinymce self-hosted releases [here](https://www.tiny.cloud/get-tiny/self-hosted/).
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Here's an example on how to add the dropdown case-change button to your tinymce WYSIWYG editor when initializing it:
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## Tutorial
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Add the dropdown case-change button to your _tinymce WYSIWYG editor_ by simply including **"case"** in your tinymce toolbar's configuration as well as in the plugins' configuration as demonstrated bellow:
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```javascript
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tinymce.init(
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```
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Simply include "case" in your tinymce toolbar's configuration as well as in the plugins' configuration.
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If you're using tinymce remotely, you might be interested in trying this out instead:
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If you're using tinymce remotely in your application, then you might be interested in trying this out instead:
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