WYSIWYG

at the wysisyg configuration page (/admin/settings/wysiwyg) I have 2 profiles associated with 2 different editors, like this:

Filtered HTML FCKeditor Change Delete
Full HTML TinyMCE Change Delete

Both editors work as expected when processing content.

Wysiwyg module, albeit relatively young, has come a long way in the meantime. Let's see where we are and where we are heading.

Sorry for duplication this issue, but I didn't get a response on #drupal-wysiwyg.

I have just installed wysiwyg-5.x-2.x-dev under d5.19 including jquery_update-5.x-2.0 (copied jquery.js to /misc). Then added Tinymce to /sites/all/libraries.

When I enable wysiwyg and create a new page, the editor comes up with a default tool bar.

When I edit admin/settings/wysiwyg/profile the tool bar doesn't change.

I couldn't find out, if this is an issue already. Please advise.

Estimados,

Estoy configurando un sitio web en Drupal 6.12, y tengo toda la base funcionando bien.
Después, por supuesto, quiero poder editar HTML en línea y subir imagenes para ilustrar mis posts.

Bueno, la idea es que después de probar el módulo TinyMCE (sin llegar a hacerlo funcionar), me di cuenta de que recomiendan el módulo WYSIWYG para hacer este tipo de cosas.

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Hej,
Använder mig av Wysiwyg modulen och tinymce till de. Jag vet inte om de är drupals ibyggda "inmatnings format" filter eller om de är tinymce men den verkar inte tillåta en massa element och styling på dessa. B la tillåts inte "rel="xxx" på länkar osv. Är de någon som vet vart man ställer in detta?

/M

In Drupal, an Input Format is a chain of Input Filters.

The term Input Filter is quite accurate when it is describing Filters for security. It is rather important to filter out dangerous HTML code, such as XSS scripts, masquerading, overwhelming CSS, etc.. to protect a site from malicious content.

There are also other types of Input Filters, but these are not really filters at all, but rather, Converters or Renderers.

I feel like I'm missing something obvious but how do you get the TinyMCE break plugin to work in the WYSIWYG api?

With the full TinyMCE module you had to edit a PHP file and add a couple lines as well as copy the break folder into the plugins folder of TinyMCE. I see that there is a break folder under WYSIWYG so I copied it into the tinymce plugins folder.

I can see it as an option when I edit the permission of the filter type and I have checked it's box. However it never shows up on the editor.

What am I doing wrong?

I'm interested in non-programmer tools that are available to help content creators "mark-up" their content for RDF (Resource Description Framework) discovery. We need good tools to describe free-form content that isn't already fielded in a database.

I am a big fan of FCKeditor (http://drupal.org/project/fckeditor), especially because it is so configurable. You can customize the fckstyles.xml file and add a new style like ...

Hi,

I'm trying to compile a set of CSS classes for using in WYSIWYG editors to let users choose different fonts, but these classes would have to be as cross-browser / cross-platform as possible.

Here's a site with lots of information about this subject:

http://www.codestyle.org/css/font-family/index.shtml

And here's what I have compiled to date:


.font-arial {
font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
}
.font-lucida {
font-family: "Lucida Sans Unicode", "Lucida Grande", Lucida, sans-serif;
}
.font-tahoma {
font-family: Tahoma, sans-serif;
}