to our default_config.json in order to insert and save inline templates after switching over EditLive Fields to tinyMCE.
Without doing this, the editor would do some wonky stuff after saving a field with say an inline title link. And by wonky I mean that sometimes it would display a blank field, or at other times, the editor and field would not even show up.
Please note that this probably isn’t the full attribute list for the div element, so this is more of a temporary solution to our problem (Ticket filed with PS Tech Support: #15553).
Does anyone have other problems with the tinyMCE editor?
I’ve also noted that deleting templates, or trying to get a space / paragraph tag after an inserted template is not easy to do without switching to html mode.
to our default_config.json in order to insert and save inline templates after switching over EditLive Fields to tinyMCE.
Without doing this, the editor would do some wonky stuff after saving a field with say an inline title link. And by wonky I mean that sometimes it would display a blank field, or at other times, the editor and field would not even show up.
Please note that this probably isn’t the full attribute list for the div element, so this is more of a temporary solution to our problem (Ticket filed with PS Tech Support: #15553).
Does anyone have other problems with the tinyMCE editor?
I’ve also noted that deleting templates, or trying to get a space / paragraph tag after an inserted template is not easy to do without switching to html mode.[/QUOTE]
We have experienced some issues with TinyMCE and the inline templates. We still don’t know the proper way to remove an inline template. I hope it isn’t going to code view, to delete it. If you remove the “noneditable” plugin it will help out quite a bit. We are still testing it and haven’t ironed out all of the details yet.
Has anyone found a good plugin to improve the view for source code with TinyMCE? The main complaint during our testing of TinyMCE so far has been how poorly TinyMCE implements source view. Thanks.