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Rich Editor Improvements #2005
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Shouldn't the tags be a multi-selectbox? And of course more tags should be addable to the list. |
Refs #2005 Remove the active state on media manager table data for consistency with other view modes
Define allowed tags, allowed empty, do not wrap, remove tags Refs #2005
Update: These changes have been merged in to the |
This implementation is now complete. To obtain the very latest changes, enable the config setting We now need to enable the license by accepting the claim, if you have submitted a bounty for this issue, please confirm it is complete to release the funds. Thanks to everyone who contributed to making this improvement possible. <3 |
@daftspunk with the previous editor we could somehow extend the JS code inside a plugin to add buttons to the rich editor toolbar. Do you have any hint on adding custom button (froala plugins) without modifying OctoberCMS editor code ? |
Take a look at the froala documentation on how to define a new button. At this point the button would have to be added using the form field definition ( |
Still seems we are unable to save while in code view, changes are not saved. |
Please create a new issue for any further issues. Thanks! |
Thank-you to all the backers who helped make this happen. This feature has been implemented and is available in Build 340+
Funds raised:
/ $799
This is a proposal to improve the Rich Editor form widget (
richeditor
). There are some limitations with the Redactor plugin used. Primarily the product is no longer supported, since the latest Redactor II version requires a new OEM license.Known issues
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Proposed technology
Updating to Redactor II has a cost of $1495 USD for an OEM license. There is an alternative product called Froala Editor that has an equivalent cost of $799 USD. The Froala editor is cheaper and appears to be more polished overall, in terms of features and the editing precision.
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