I've an issue on TinyMCE and Plone 5 but I'm not sure if the core of the problem is in Plone CMS or TinyMCE.
I'm adding custom styles in the TinyMCE control panel configuration ("TinyMCE Settings" --> "Inline styles").
The new configuration is something like this:
Bold|bold|bold
Italic|italic|italic
Underline|underline|underline
Strikethrough|strikethrough|strikethrough
Superscript|superscript|superscript
Subscript|subscript|subscript
Code|code|code
Custom style|customClass|custom-class
Then the TinyMCE editor renders the menu correctly:
But the news entry is "disabled", clicking on it will do nothing.
Inspecting the markup of the TinyMCE menu I find:
<div aria-checked="false" aria-disabled="true" role="menuitem" id="mceu_155" class="mce-menu-item mce-menu-item-preview mce-stack-layout-item mce-last mce-disabled" tabindex="-1">
<i class="mce-ico mce-i-custom-class"></i>
<span id="mceu_155-text" class="mce-text">Custom style</span>
</div>
So: TinyMCE is disabling it. The issue seems related to the class I'm using, not about the name I give or the missing icon.
If I use a duplicate of another style, like...
...
Custom style|italic|custom-class
...it works. The same if I use another well know Plone class like...
...
Custom style|discreet|custom-class
... but someway other classes are not allowed.
Is this related to TinyMCE internals? Is TinyMCE someway "testing" the class to enable/disabled them?
Or is this issue related to Plone?
After lot of debugging, loosing myself inside the mockup+Plone JSON conf+TinyMCE hell, I found a solution for that usecase:
Having additional and working inline style is a matter of both "Inline Styles" configuration...
...and "Formats" configuration...
So: you can easily configure this also through generic setup providing a registry.xml as follow:
<registry>
<record name="plone.inline_styles" interface="Products.CMFPlone.interfaces.controlpanel.ITinyMCESchema" field="inline_styles">
<value>
<element>Bold|bold|bold</element>
<element>Italic|italic|italic</element>
<element>Underline|underline|underline</element>
<element>Strikethrough|strikethrough|strikethrough</element>
<element>Superscript|superscript|superscript</element>
<element>Subscript|subscript|subscript</element>
<element>Code|code|code</element>
<element>Foo Bar Baz|foo|foo</element>
</value>
</record>
<record name="plone.formats" interface="Products.CMFPlone.interfaces.controlpanel.ITinyMCESchema" field="formats">
<value>{
"clearfix": {
"classes": "clearfix",
"block": "div"
},
"discreet": {
"inline": "span",
"classes": "discreet"
},
"foo": {
"inline": "span",
"classes": "foo"
}
}
</value>
</record>
</registry>
NOTE: this is not related to the content of the "Formats" menu.
Styles there are automatically loaded from the ++plone++static/tinymce-styles.css stylesheets thanks to the TinyMCE importcss plugin.
See https://github.com/plone/Products.CMFPlone/issues/492 and https://github.com/plone/Products.CMFPlone/issues/1264 for more.
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When adding Mask content element it doesn't reflect some setting of the Appearance tab at front-end, like Layout, Frame, Space Before or After, also it doesn't include the uid of content element. How can I make usage of these fields?
By default Mask elements do not use standard wrapping for rendering the content element, fortunately you can easily access them within data variable which contains array of tt_content.
To check what fields of tt_content are available just put the line in FE template of your Mask element:
<f:debug>{data}</f:debug>
So you can make the wrapper div by yourself using simple Fluid syntax
<div class="
{f:if(condition: data.layout, then: 'frame-layout-{data.layout}')}
{f:if(condition: data.frame_class, then: 'frame-{data.frame_class}')}
{f:if(condition: data.space_before_class, then: 'frame-space-before-{data.space_before_class}')}
{f:if(condition: data.space_after_class, then: 'frame-space-after-{data.space_after_class}')} ">
<!-- your markup here -->
</div>
You can use the layouts like fluid_styled_content does - it takes care of headers, frames, spaceBefore, etc. This is also the easiest way.
First step: define the layout directories in TypoScript:
lib.maskContentElement.layoutRootPaths.5 = EXT:fluid_styled_content/Resources/Private/Layouts/
lib.maskContentElement.partialRootPaths.5 = EXT:fluid_styled_content/Resources/Private/Partials/
Second step: use the layout in your template:
<html xmlns:f="http://typo3.org/ns/TYPO3/CMS/Fluid/ViewHelpers" data-namespace-typo3-fluid="true">
<f:layout name="Default" />
<f:section name="Main">
<!-- your markup here -->
</f:section>
</html>
This also works for DCE (with corresponding TypoScript path)
Of course you can copy the layouts and partials to your theme path and make changes there, but I recommend sticking to the core functionality.
Unfortunately I'm still using TYPO3 7.6, but it's the same in principle like the latest TYPO3 CMS, so I also use Fluid_styled_content .. uff!
I've included the lazy load javascript plugin into my TYPO3-Website and now I try to change the FLUID-partial typo3conf/ext/myext/Resources/Private/Extensions/Fsc/Partials/MediaGallery.html - but I've a probem with this .. because my changing in line 'file' throws an error. I try it with or without " or \" ..
<f:section name="media">
<f:media
file="{f:uri.image(src: \"EXT:/myext/Resources/Public/img/icons/blank.gif\", treatIdAsReference:1}"
class="lazyload"
data="{src: '{f:uri.image(image: column.media)}'}"
width="{column.dimensions.width}"
height="{column.dimensions.height}"
alt="{column.media.alternative}"
title="{column.media.title}"
/>
</f:section>
I've changed file="{column.media}" , because I want to load my 'blank.gif' instead of the image himself.
Argument 1 passed to TYPO3\CMS\Core\Resource\Rendering\RendererRegistry::getRenderer() must implement interface TYPO3\CMS\Core\Resource\FileInterface, string given, called in C:\www\typo3_src-7.6.31\typo3\sysext\fluid\Classes\ViewHelpers\MediaViewHelper.php on line 90
The output is like this:
<img data-src="/fileadmin/user_upload/admins.jpg" class="lazyload" src="/fileadmin/user_upload/admins.jpg" width="280" height="176" alt="">
Lazy load is working perfect, but I have to load the blank.gif.
Is there a solution to manipulate the FSC-partials or do I need a new ViewHelper, like this?
I am using Confluence 5.10.8. On some pages I have several text snippets to be copied to the clipboard by the reader. For each of those text snippets I would like to be able to add a non-editable text field and a button to copy the text to the clipboard when clicking it, maybe like this:
I also need some visual feedback to indicate the text was copied.
I think a user macro is the right thing to do this, right? Something like (does not copy yet):
## #param Text:title=Text|type=string|required=true|desc=The text to be displayed and copied
<!-- font-awesome contains the clipboard icon -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/font-awesome/4.7.0/css/font-awesome.min.css">
<span style="white-space: nowrap">
<input type="text" value="$paramText" size="$paramText.length()" readonly>
<button class="fa fa-clipboard" title="click to copy">
</span>
I was able to solve this using clipboard.js. I am not sure why, but it did not work when adding the <script> tag directly to the macro. So instead I have added it to:
Confluence administration → Custom HTML → Edit ( /admin/editcustomhtml.action ) → At the end of the BODY
<!-- used by copy-text user macro to copy stuff to the clipboard -->
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/clipboard.js/2.0.1/clipboard.min.js"></script>
Confluence administration → User Macros ( /admin/usermacros.action ) → Create a User Macro
## Macro title: text to copy
## Macro has a body: Y
## Body processing: Rendered
##
## Developed by: https://stackoverflow.com/users/1948252/
## Date created: 2018-06-28
## #param AllowLineWrap:type=boolean|default=false
## strip tags (in case they were pasted) to remove any formatting
#set ($body = $body.replaceAll("<.*?>",""))
#if ($paramAllowLineWrap == true)
#set ($whitespace = "normal")
#else
#set ($whitespace = "nowrap")
#end
<!-- for the clipboard icon etc. -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/font-awesome/4.7.0/css/font-awesome.min.css">
<script>
window.onload=function()
{
var clipboard = new ClipboardJS('.copy-text-button');
clipboard.on("success", function(e)
{
console.log(e);
var button = $(e.trigger);
var title = button.prop("title");
button.addClass("fa-check-square");
button.html(" copied to clipboard");
function reset()
{
button.removeClass("fa-check-square")
button.html("");
}
window.setTimeout(reset, 5000);
});
clipboard.on('error', function(e) { console.log(e); });
}
</script>
<span class="panel" style="white-space: $whitespace;font-family:monospace;font-size:1em">
<span class="panelContent">$body</span>
<button class="copy-text-button fa fa-clipboard" data-clipboard-text="$body" title="click to copy">
</span>
Remarks:
In my first attempt I used a parameter and no body. But as it turned
out, template variables cannot be used in macro parameters. So the
usage of the macro was very limited. Therefore I removed the
parameter and enabled the body.
Body Processing has to be set to Rendered. I also tried the other options (Escaped and Unrendered), but those did not work together with template variables.
I replaced the initial text field by a simple span to be able to enable line wrap. This also solved issues with " characters in the body.
I use that font-awesome <link> to have some icons (clipboard and
check-square). At the first attempt I added the <link> to that
field on the Custom HTML page (because there is also the clipboard
<script>), but then the macro preview had no icon and thus looked
broken. So I decided to add it directly to the macro.
On editing a confluence page you can use it with
Ctrl+Shift+A and then enter the
macro name. Seems to work well with multiple usage on the same page.
Also works with template parameters.
Did anyone successfully put 2 editors in different languages on the same page?
When I tried adding one editor in English and another in French, the first editor's top level menu items remained in English, but the drop down menus, tooltips and dialogue buttons all changed to French.
It seems that the last call to .init translates not only the ID provided in selector, but the other editor except the top level menus as follows:
This is the config I am using:
<textarea id="emailBody" rows="7" name="emailBody"></textarea><br />
<textarea id="emailBodyFrench" name="emailBodyFrench"></textarea><br />
<script type="text/javascript">
var oInitBodyEng = {
selector: "#emailBody",
language: "en_CA"
};
tinymce.init(oInitBodyEng);
var oInitBodyFr = {
selector: "#emailBodyFrench",
language: "fr_FR"
};
tinymce.init(oInitBodyFr);
</script>
Is there anything wrong with the way I am initializing the 2nd editor that might cause partial translation of the editor already initialized? Does any initialization have to be performed asynchronously?
I've added the following new Eclipse template via extension point. It simply adds a template for a sample testTag tag.
<!-- Add code template -->
<extension point="org.eclipse.ui.editors.templates">
<template autoinsert="true"
contextTypeId="html_tag"
description="[Description] Template populated by Snippet values ***"
id="org.eclipse.jst.jsf.ui.newHtmltag"
name="testTag">
<pattern>
<![CDATA[
<testTag style="background: ${color}"></testTag>
]]>
</pattern>
</template>
<resolver
contextTypeId="html_tag"
type="src"
class="TestTagTemplateVariableResolver">
</resolver>
</extension>
What I'd cannot figure out is how to change the value of the $(color) variable at runtime. More specifically, when the user presses Ctrl + Space (or the equivalent for content-assist) and types in "testTag" and presses Enter -- instead of the "color" placeholder text, I'd like it replaced by some other text value I have in another class. How do I do this?
This email chain from 2004 says it might not be possible:
the Java editor chooses not to respect resolvers contributed to its two context types ('java' and 'javadoc'), but only recognizes the built-in resolvers.
The html editor you are working with may have a similar restriction.