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Hello @jeroenpeters1986, |
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@czpython that is allright, but the docs live in this repo, right? |
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@jeroenpeters1986 the main cms docs yes but this is a feature unique to the text plugin. |
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@czpython okay :-) My contribution would be to the docs, that's why I opened it here |
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jeroenpeters1986 commentedApr 23, 2018
I think the Django CMS docs could use a little more information about the
text_enabled
attribute, which is available on CMSPlugins.It's a very cool attribute/setting, but it took me quite some time to find out that I was looking for this when I was developing a plugin for my work.