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At the code sprint after CiviCon Denver, Tyrell Cook and I tackled some much-needed updates to Civi's wysiwyg system. A wysiwyg editor (what you see is what you get) is the mini word processor you use to compose emails, activities, notes, and other rich-text in CiviCRM forms. The old integration was written back in the days when CiviCRM wasn't so flexible (before, or ) and aside from letting you pick between two editors, offered no other configuration options (e.g. To decide what buttons would be in the editor's toolbar). Colorado Drivers License Previous Type Nm. Plenty of room for improvement there, here's what we accomplished: Configurable CKEditor is the most popular wysiwyg for the web and CiviCRM 4.7 now ships with the latest version. Better yet, I've just finished incorporating the new directly in CiviCRM and expanded it to allow selection of plugins and themes as well.
It's pretty awesome if I say so myself, and you can take it out for a spin on the. Under Administer ->Customize Data & Screens ->Display Preferences, click on Configure CKEditor and away you go. TinyMCE in an Extension Including more than one editor in the main CiviCRM download seemed excessive, so we moved TinyMCE into an extension, to keep using that editor in 4.7+.
But we didn't stop there - the new wysiwyg framework in CiviCRM is totally extensible. Want to integrate a different editor? Just package it in an extension and off you go!
(don't forget to share your work on the ). No More Drupal/Joomla editor? Ok, it's true, we got rid of the 'Use Drupal/Joomla default editor' option. It was a maintanance headache for the core team and a pain for integrators too. I'm guessing that most reasons for using it had to do with configurability, which we've addressed with the CK Configurator, so maybe there isn't so much need for it anymore. But that doesn't have to be the final word.
If the Drupal or Joomla wysiwyg editor is a 'must-have' feature for you, the could be easily added back into a module/extension. Want to help create or maintain that extension? Give me a shout on irc or email, or leave a comment below, and I'd be happy to help get you started. Chupke Chupke 1975 Full Movie Download Free there.
Looks like the plugin that enables centering is called 'Justify' and it's available in the plugin list so you can just pick it through the UI. To answer your question, the settings are written out to a js file (which ought to be in /sites/default/files/civicrm/persist/ or thereabouts). You can edit this file manually (just don't use the configurator UI again or it will get overwritten) but sorry there isn't (yet) a way to load different config files conditionally. Let me know more about what you want to do and maybe I can help. • or to post comments. Coleman - What I am currently doing within a script for multple environments: • The plugin files named 'find.zip', 'justify.zip', 'colordialog.zip' get extracted to /sites/all/modules/civicrm/packages/ckeditor/plugins/ • custom versions of 'config.js' and ckeditor.js' are dropped off at: /sites/all/modules/civicrm/packages/ckeditor/ (The only changes are those needed to enable the 'find', 'justify', and 'colordialog' plugins.
For the user I am trying to plan what I would need to change in my script for version 4.7. I would actually prefer to disable end-user access to the CKEditor 'configurator' area, or at least have a permission to restrict who can access it. (If a techie user enables a bunch of plugins, other less-savy end-users will be confused and need additional training/help) One of the nice things in the Drupal CKeditor configuration, is that I can have different editor configurations per role. Since the CiviCRM editor can shown to anonymous visitors in a profile form, the editor config may be essential to control by roles. • or to post comments.
CKEditor and links to Joomla articles Although using the Joomla default editor has some drawbacks (templates, tokens not working right), one of the compelling reasons to use the Drupal/Joomla editor is that some of those editors are CMS-aware. JCK knows how to create a canonical link to an article, category etc. By selecting it in the 'insert link to Joomla item'-menu. Cross-operation between CiviCRM and the underlying CMS is important to us and limiting to CK does not solve that problem. I can't find a Joomla-aware add-on to CK which would solve it for real.
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