Tinymce-editor
TinyMCE configuration API
If you want to modify the settings object based on the current content, you can do that by registering a SettingsTransform callback for a given property or plugin. You can also remove registered transformations if you know the key.
TinyMCE custom style formats
See the TinyMCE documentation for information about configuring style formats https //www. tiny.
TinyMCE default settings
Optimizely Content Management System (CMS) has a preconfigured TinyMCE editor that renders XHTML properties by default. The default configuration for TinyMCE uses the constants defined on the EPiServer.
TinyMCE example: Allow added custom relative paths in TinyMCE
This scenario shows how to extend the HyperLink editor descriptor and use the TinyMCE custom link dialog to let an editor create links relative to the site. For example, if the site host is www.
TinyMCE editor
In Optimizely Content Management System (CMS) versions 11 and 12, the TinyMCE editor and related plug-in configuration features were moved into a separate NuGet package http //nuget. episerver.
TinyMCE plug-ins
The following are Optimizely plug-ins from the EPiServer. CMS.
TinyMCE property configuration
Create a configuration for a property on one-page type first and later copy that configuration to another page type property Another option is to create a configuration instance and then use that on multiple properties Building on the example above, you can also extend existing configurations if you need some additional configuration for a specific property Remember to call the Clone method so you do not affect the configuration you want to extend. Some settings are not available as strongly typed API.