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Configuring TinyMCE in Episerver Episerver uses the TinyMCE as the editor for rich text input. Since 2018 the Episerver TinyMCE package has been upgraded to version 2. The current version, 2.12.1 at the time of writing, corresponds with TinyMce...

John Ligtenberg

Here we revisit the (long untouched) idea of using markdown in Episerver, utilizing EasyMDE with some customization to allow linking to Episerver content and using Episerver images.

Jake Jones

In the current project that I’m on, there was an interesting request that they wanted to use SVG images for some of their things, such as logos and icons. This meant that they needed them rendered using the DOM element, not as an . This was a tric...

Eric Markson

In the current project that I’m on, there was an interesting request that they wanted to use SVG images for some of their things, such as logos and icons. This meant that they needed them rendered using the DOM element, not as an . This was a tric...

Eric Markson

In the current project that I'm on, there was an interesting request that they wanted to use SVG images for some of their things, such as logos and icons. This meant that they needed them rendered using the DOM element, not as an . This was a tric...

Eric Markson

We are investigating a compatibility issue where EPiServer.CMS.Core 11.18.0 can cause problems with other parts of the platform, e.g. Search and Navigation (Find). For the time being we have de-listed this version from the Episerver nuget feed whi...

Magnus Rahl

When we wanted to use a 404 page for our Episerver projects we used to implement the Getta 404 Handler plugin, but this plugin only allows you to use a static page when a response code 404 appears, and is also limited to that response code. This...

You can have multiple pages with the same name, you can even have a block and an image with the same name. When we are communicating about content, the name is not always the best.

Tomas Hensrud Gulla