WYSIWYG + TinyMCE - Any tutorial you wish!

Posted by fizk on July 21, 2011 at 5:38am

I'd like to start writing TinyMCE tutorials on TinymceSupport.com for developers and newbies. I'm not sure what topics to cover, though.

What tutorials would you like to see?

  • What stumbling blocks have you seen people face when starting out with TinyMCE itself or WYSIWYG + TinyMCE?
  • What platforms would you like TinyMCE to be tested on, and perhaps compared to against other editors?
  • What kind of performance tests would you like to see?
  • What tutorials do you wish you could just point to when the same specific support request is filed in the WYSIWYG issue queue?

Thanks!

Yonas Yanfa
TinymceSupport.com - Support, Consulting, and Development.

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is this still a consideration

Posted by kae76 on February 22, 2012 at 12:38pm
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is this still a consideration or have you already done it? would love to know more... (sorry if I've missed more recent posts about this)

Another person interested

Posted by arnemaine on February 22, 2012 at 1:32pm

Like the poster above, I just saw your original post. I would like to see tutorials on inserting images.

For example, I used Wysiwyg and Tiny MCE recently on a site, along with the Insert module. I was hoping to make it easier for my client to add images.

I liked the combination, but couldn't figure out how to configure things to get a relative path for the inserted image.In this case I was working on a site under development on a sub-domain. Unfortunately the images I inserted this way had an absolute path, and so didn't work when I migrated the site to the full domain.

WYSIWYG Instructions Simple

Posted by alternatecloud on February 23, 2012 at 12:51am
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We need installation instructions that people can easily follow. Many of them are so complex that it is easy to make a mistake somewhere along the setup and it simply will not work, as in my case.

People ask "what did you do wrong" and if I knew I would correct it.

All I do know is that I have tried a half-dozen times to install WYSIWYG resulting in failures.

If you have a straightforward method I would love to see it for Drupal 7.

thanks

greg

Jen Lampton's comments and tutorial might be useful

Posted by gwideman on February 23, 2012 at 1:51am

Jen Lampton's comments and tutorial might be useful to you guys:

http://groups.drupal.org/node/206253

-- Graham

Hey everyone, Keep your

Posted by fizk on February 23, 2012 at 5:41pm

Hey everyone,

Keep your suggestions coming!

Cheers,
Yonas

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