(selectedimg.parentElement, "max-width", width) Then init tiny: tinymce.init(, //("Vänster") 100) Does anyone have any idea how I can achieve this Here is the code to create this modal. I was hoping that the TinyMCE body options would provide this, but it doesn't. Toolbar(DefaultValues.Toolbar + " | code customimagebuttonplugin") Īdding your plugin to in a non Episerver website I'm creating a custom TinyMCE button that will open the following modal to create a shortcode: What I want to have is the textbox be a TinyMCE editor.
AddExternalPlugin("customimagebuttonplugin", Public void ConfigureContainer(ServiceConfigurationContext context) Public void Uninitialize(InitializationEngine context) Public void Initialize(InitializationEngine context) We usually put the same name of our plugin to the image, and it use to be a. This folder contains: a) /img folder In our example plugin we have a /img folder that contains example.gif that is the image that will apears on the editor in Moodle while we use it. Public class CustomizedTinyMceInitialization : IConfigurableModule /tinymce contains the static files used from your plugin code. The button should be only applicable on image.Īdding your plugin to TinyMCE in Episerver CMS using The example scenario is a custom button with dialog options to add Image description, size and positioning the image/wrapping div. this blog post I’ll give you one example how to implement custom button plugin in tinyMCE. * Called after the control has been rendered.
If (! & doc.all & (!doc.documentMode || doc.documentMode ' Detect old IE 7+8 add lineHeight to align caret vertically in the middle I then tried to include the control declaration in the plugin but I get a ReferenceError: define is not defined. I found the standard controls source class on github, but I can't find a way to add a new control through a plugin.Īfter hours of searching I couldn't find any documentation, tutorial or stackoverflow response. My goal is to create a custom control to be used in the dialog's body opened width.
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