How can I control what 'styles' show up in the 'style' drop down box of the Text/HTML module in DotNetNuke?
Is there also a way to edit the 'styles' that are currently in the drop down box?
You need to manually edit the fckstyles.xml configuration file. Patrick Renner explains the process in his blog post Optimizing the FCKEditor for DNN.
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My Plupload is not showing the file selector/browser. It only shows the 'upload' button. I have cleared cache and run cron and have the same settings and same modules another site which is showing the file selector properly.I have the modules selected for plup, plupload, filefield_sources and filefield_sources_plupload, and the filesources selected in the content type What could be wrong?
Visit your status page, possibly the plupload plugin is not where it should be.
http://yoursite.com/admin/reports/status
Also check in the console of your browser for any javascript errors that could be interfering with the execution of plupload.
Finally check again the plupload config:
https://www.drupal.org/node/1647890
Hope that helps.
PD: Personally I had some issues working with Plupload module. For multiple uploads in Drupal you have many choices. The best in my opinion is this: https://www.drupal.org/project/multiupload_filefield_widget for files and for images this https://www.drupal.org/project/multiupload_filefield_widget
I would like to add another custom attribute into the article editor (please check the image below). I would prefer plugin to keep joomla updates working. Some advice? Thanks!
Ok, i have found an answer. In administration of joomla is possible to clone com_content the same way as in frontend.
Main menu -> Extensions -> Template manager (now choose administrator template) -> Create overrides -> com_content -> Article
Now you can see the path (picture below) and edit what you desire.
I'm new in cakePHP and I need to have a custom input field in my blog post.
I explored:
ckeditor - problematic in file uploading from directory.
TinyMCE - Having problem in integrating new version to cakePHP 2.3.8.
Can someone direct me to some up-to-date sample of these editors? or any guide how to make my own custom editor. Or any suggestions what other alternatives I can use?
So I hope I got that right: you need a WYSIWYG editor on your CakePHP blog.
You do not want to use ckeditor as you are experiencing file uploading problems.
After a quick search fpr "wysiwyg cakephp" I found several links, including a "setup guide":
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/galitul/2012/04/11/helper_tinymce_for_cakephp_2
More on tinymce helpers...
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/daibach/2008/07/15/tinymce-helper-1
Another link collection:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles?by=tinymce
if you are looking for another WYSIWYG editor try the following link list:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles?by=wysiwyg
Or this editor:
https://github.com/josegonzalez/cakephp-wysiwyg-helper
Hope that helps...
Drupal 7, wysiwyg module with the ckeditor library installed. The text formats are configured. I have used and set up this module/editor configuration various times with no problems, so I'm baffled.
In this case there is simply no editor showing at all in the content creation pages, just the default text box.
Any ideas?
Kind of late to the party, but I just faced this issue and managed to solve.
What i did was:
1) Go to /admin/config/content/wysiwyg
2) for each entry under "text format" I clicked edit.
3) expanded "Show Buttons and plugins" and checked all of them
4) cick save
Worked for me...
In case anyone else is having this issue - I just managed to fix it for a role by allowing them to view the admin theme
I had a similar issue, but here the wysiwyg menu was not showing only for one of my content types.
I have de JQuery Update module installed. The problem was solved when I went to /admin/config/development/jquery_update and changed the Default JQuery version for administrative pages from 1.7 to 1.10.
It was working fine for me. Let me describe the working example.
1) Download drupal 7 wysiwyg module
2) Go to CKEditor download or else v3.5.3 .Please only download version 3.5.3 because other versions may be giving problem. (Read it more from here)
3) After downloading the editor library, put it into sites\all\libraries\ckeditor .
4) Goto -> admin -> configuration -> Wysiwyg profiles
if you placed library correctly into " sites\all\libraries\ckeditor ", then you can see the edit options.
According to your need set the options.
5) Go to content creation area, here you can find your result based upon your setting.
ie, if you enabled it for Full html text format, it will be available only when you set text format as Full Html.
Please see the attached image for more help.
can you try to disable the menu that is created inside the node editing if this option is checked, save your node without this option and see if it works
I had a simular problem. All the answers I found previously did not help me.
The solution for me was the following: disable the "Aggregate JavaScript files." option!
You can find this option under: Configuration -> Development -> Performance
I hope it helped
I'm got a website with the DNN blog module. Almost all of the posts have images in them, but on the standard view of the posts they're all listed out with none of the html content and simply a "read more" link at the bottom of the post. Is there a way to display the full post content as you would see in the details view?
Please have a look at the Ultimate DNN Blog Module - SunBlogNuke, which supports the option "ShowAll in the EntryList" for some specific entries or all the entries. I thought that this handy option should fit your requirement. Hope it makes sense.
BTW, you can try out the demo website here - demo.sunblognuke.com.