Is there JavaScript WYSIWYG builtin?
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Hi there,
I am creating a single page for the dashboard right now and could use a WYSIWYG editor for my textarea / html content... but I can't find it. I know there's the one from editing normal page contents and this one would be quite good, but I can't find an easy way to implement it. Is there anyone with a good hint about that? :-)
Thanks in advance
Arne
I am creating a single page for the dashboard right now and could use a WYSIWYG editor for my textarea / html content... but I can't find it. I know there's the one from editing normal page contents and this one would be quite good, but I can't find an easy way to implement it. Is there anyone with a good hint about that? :-)
Thanks in advance
Arne
You'll see within there how to implement tinyMCE
Hi jelthure,
yes, I can see it there. But in the content block is not defined the including of the JavaScript file itself.
I found TinyMCE in the folder structure, but its folder has a version number in it. So when including it I would hardcode the version number in my single page, which I do not want.
edit: Found that its hardcoded in the core too... bummer, but I just copied this addtoheader-line and it works now. Thanks anyway.
yes, I can see it there. But in the content block is not defined the including of the JavaScript file itself.
I found TinyMCE in the folder structure, but its folder has a version number in it. So when including it I would hardcode the version number in my single page, which I do not want.
edit: Found that its hardcoded in the core too... bummer, but I just copied this addtoheader-line and it works now. Thanks anyway.