WYSIWYG

I have wysiwyg and CKEditor and added the wysiwyg filter. When I use the font-size and font-family buttons in CKEditor, the formatting shows correctly in the creation, but not in the display, so it seems the HTML tags are being stripped.

Rich text from the text box shows the following tags being used:

Testing 2 more testing

Comparison of WYSIWYG Modules. So far only the WYSIWYG module and CKEditor, but I'll add more soon. If you want to contribute....the edit button is there :)

Is there a clean way to add some theme specific editor options (configuration) in a way that neither a Wysiwyg module update nor editor update would overwrite them? For example if you wanted to combine CKEditor with the marinelli theme (see http://drupal.ckeditor.com/tricks), what is the cleanest way to do so (using Wysiwyg module)? I'm inclined to suggest new configuration field for such cases (see http://drupal.org/node/313497), so there would always be at least a dirty way to make such modifications without directly hacking the module/editor.

Hej alla.

Jag har spånat på en idé hur länge som hälst, men inte kommigt till skott och fråga. Dock har jag letat både högt o lågt.

Vad jag är ute efter är en WYSIWYG fom producerar Markdown, istället för HTML.
De är sött och coolt att kunna generera HTML i en editor på webben, men jag kan tycka att HTML råkar vara den absolut värsta markupen man kan tänkas använda som källformat.

Is there a way to get the CKeditor mediaembed plugin to work with WYSIWYG? With the CKeditor module, it requires uncommenting a couple lines of code in the ckeditor.config.js file and adding 'MediaEmbed' to one of the toolbars in the same file. Is there an equivalent way to do this in the WYSIWYG module?

For reference:
plugin download: http://www.fluidbyte.net/index.php?view=embed-youtube-vimeo-etc-into-ckeditor
how-to install: http://jesox.com/posts/how-add-youtube-vimeo-or-any-other-embed-content-ckeditor

Hi all,

I've created a plugin for TinyMCE under Wysiwyg. Currently I'm adding my custom CSS in mymodule_init() and that works fine for displaying the node, but the CSS doesn't make its way into the editor textarea. If I manually specify the file under the Wysiwyg options (Define CSS) then it works great, but that's not very nice. I imagine there's a simple way of adding my CSS file to the editor when my plugin's enabled?

Any ideas much appreciated.

Thanks,

Andy

I have a custom form with some WYSIWYG fields. The editor loads properly on the fields, but during an AHAH submit the default value of the field is posted, ignoring any changes I've made. My site is Drupal 6, running Wysiwyg 6.x-2.0, NicEdit 0.9 (and FCKeditor 2.6.6 elsewhere).

Based on a little research it looks like the issue might be that the editors are not being detached before the form is posted via AHAH: http://drupal.org/node/316225 However, seeing as how that discussion is for Drupal 7.x, I was uncertain if the patch provided might help me out. Any pointers? Thanks!

I've been trying to come up with a suitable solution for inline images for a while now without a ton of success. I'm sure you have had a client who wants to be able to insert images inside the main area of their text. Generally, I try to steer clients in the direction of using CCK fields for content images, but given the fixed nature of this approach, it doesn't work well for longish' tutorials with screen shots. Writers that use Drupal will often times want to use wysiwyg to get their uploaded images into the content above or near the focus of the topic.

What's the best way, now and for the future, to insert images which are nodes into an article with a wysiwyg editor, allowing both browsing and uploading within the editor? Ideally the image browser is a view, the image content type is my homemade beast, the upload form is just a node creation form, and video (well ideally any asset) could be inserted in the same way. I'd also like to be able to pull any necessary data (eg copyright) from the image node.

I've been asked by a client about group-enabled RTEs within Drupal. The goal is a collaborative RTE user experience that aggregates inputs and edits from multiple Drupal users on single nodes, ideally with user-identification (color codes, user names) and document history. Does anything like this exist? Thanks a lot.