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Add WYSIWYG plugin for HTML type #120
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We have inclued a customozation guide for it. We will probably add it to the core with a nice toggle switch for the WYSIWYG editor. Leaving it as opened, thanks! |
It's coming with the v2.0.0! 🎉 |
Maybe you can implement this WYSIWYG editor: https://github.com/yakovlevga/brickyeditor I think it will be better, from user point of view, to be able to edit static blocks on the website like that. Or, if you plan to use CKEditor, maybe that one can also have the WYSIWYG feature enabled: https://sdk.ckeditor.com/samples/inline.html |
Hi @gabiudrescu. How does the editor differ from CKEditor? Actually, we already integrated CKEditor with the plugin due to easy to install FOSCKEditorBundle 🙁 |
brickyeditor is more friendly to inline editing right on the front end of the website. you can pull the same with CKEditor though... but from what I learned, brickyeditor is better for such things. give it a try :) |
At this moment, we decided to use CKEditor. We will see how it goes in the future 🙂 |
While watching the webinar from last week, I just realized that the HTML content block is missing a WYSIWYG form in admin to be more user friendly.
And from the implementation point of view, I guess this means:
TextareaType::class
toCKEditorType::class
wdyt?
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