Is there a tinymce plugin that wraps text within the tag? Something similar to the formatting option from the WYSIWYG of SO
I found the answer on this blog post. It adds a button to the toolbar and also wraps the selected content. Code formatting can be achieved by using prettify
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When the user adds a link on selected text, it adds the URL markup only on the selected section and doesn't add the markup to any added text (after the markup is added) if the linked text is at the end of the string. This behavior differs from bold/italics/underline which adds added text to the bold/underline markup if the user adds more text at the end of a string.
I am implementing a custom button that should emulate the behavior of the link plugin. I have gone through the link/plugin.js file to no avail for which code block I need to re-use to get this behavior for my custom button.
How do I implement the link plugin's markup behavior? Are there any tinyMCE commands I should be using (setAttribs, etc)?
Video example of bold vs link plugin
My question is the same as this Stackoverflow question, I want to prevent the brief flash of HTML that happens on a page with a TinyMCE editor. The problem with the answer to that other Stackoverflow question is that it does not seem to work with TinyMCE 4. I set display:none; of the textarea containing the HTML to edit. And in the init callback for TinyMCE, I reset it to display:block;. All that happens is that the original textarea is displayed on the page, with no sign of the TinyMCE editor.
Try using the visibility property instead.
I am the tinyMCE beginer...
i display the tinyMCE editot in browser and make able to add the style to the textarea content
How to get the html code from tinyMCE editor using Php,Javascript...
You may use
tinymce.activeEditor.getContent()
or if you know your editor id
tinymce.get('my_editor_id').getContent();
I'm trying to make a rich text editor with an autocomplete feature. Right now i'm using NicEdit to turn a textarea into a rich text editor, works ok(i'm using it for its simplicity). Also i'm using the autocomplete feature form jQuery successfully on textboxes or textareas, but if i try to use the same textarea that NicEdit uses(that is a text area with "textareaID" id), it doesn't work beacause NicEdit changes the textarea into DIVs with different IDs(in my case the html source ID for that DIV is "nicEdit-main"), and the autocomplete does not work on the DIVs ID.
So, autocomplete does not work on:
$("#nicEdit-main").autocomplete({...
neither does on:
$("#textareaID").autocomplete({...
An idea on how i can accomplish NicEdit and autocomplete to work on the same textarea, will be appreciated.
is there a way to force the GWT's RichTextEditor to use custom stylesheet for the edited text?
From what i have seen, it uses an iframe to render the text, so the host documen's styles are ignored.
That's currently not possible (there's an open issue about it).
As a workaround you could manually add your style definitions to the head element of the iframe document. See here for an example.