Adding class to the current text block regardless of the element/tag

Hi,

I've added styles to my CKEditor as follows:

config.stylesSet = [
    { name: "Red Text", "element": "span", attributes: { "class": "red" } },
    { name: "White Text", "element": "span", attributes: { "class": "white" } },
    { name: "Red Block", "element": "p", attributes: { "class": "red" } },
    { name: "White Block", "element": "p", attributes: { "class": "white" } }
]

This results in the current block changing to a <p>-element block when selecting the "White Block" or "Red Block" styles.

But what I'd actually want to do, is adding a class to the current block, regardless of the type (element) of the block (Normal, Heading 1, Heading n, ...). I'm looking for something like this:

{ name: "Red Block", "element": "*", attributes: { "class": "red" } },
{ name: "White Block", "element": "*", attributes: { "class": "white" } }

So the expected result (when choosing "Red Block") would be:

<p>Hello world!</p>
<!-- would change to: -->
<p class="red">Hello world!</p>

<!-- and -->

<h3>Headline</h3>
<!-- would change to: -->
<h3 class="red">Headline</h3>

And all this without having to define a style for every type of element. Is that possible?

Thanks for your help in advance! :)

Regards,
renet