I noticed this source code in Widget is black/white. It would be nice to have colors like web editor (Coda, Sublime, etc.) and here’s the plugin: http://alexgorbatchev.com/SyntaxHighl…
I’m okay with this as long as the overhead for adding such a highlighter in does not outweigh its benefits…
Bumping this as it is a common request for the following:
- HTML Widget
- Rich text Editor Source Code
- Blog Post editor Source Code
- Display Template of Widget Builder Widgets
In addition to Source Code coloring, syntax checking would also be useful.
Would it be preferable to be able to Edit using a system Editor (Atom, Sublime, Brackets, Notepad++ etc) or to have the Editor have these features in the browser interface?
-n
Nate,
I think it would be best to have both options, but in the meantime I think the in-browser solution would be sufficient.
-Doug
What Doug said.
Just saw TinyMCE (what Percussion uses) now have color syntax. Here’s the screenshot attached.
Any progress on this?