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Formatblock cross browser compatible alternative

Hi

I'm using the jhtmlarea html editor in a webb application. Now during testing I found out that it doesn't work properly with setting headers (h1-4) since it uses the execcommand with "formatblock".

According to this page this isn't supported by for example IE7 and testing has shown that it also has issues in Safari 3-4.

This is at the end of the development project so I need a solution quite fast. Does anybody have any idea on how to make a crossbrowser compatible solution for setting headers?

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