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Dragging a block into the Rich Text Editor without paragraph break?
I think this config would help.
(TinyMceConfiguration).Default() //or any specific content model
.AddSetting("forced_root_block", string.Empty)
.AddSetting("force_p_newlines", false)
Feb 04, 2021 8:19
Will this make all blocks as inline?
If the requirement is to be able to inline only some of the blocks, the following works:
- Have an interface that implements IContentData, say IInlineBlock.
- Use this interface for the block types that will be inlined.
- Create an API controller that checks whether the block with a given contentId implements IInlineBlock.
- Create a TinyMce plugin that hooks 'BeforeSetContent' event and send a request to the new API controller. The callback function to this hook gets a parameter (e) which is an HTML code. The element (e.content) includes the contentId in data-contentlink attribute. Using this value, send a request to the newly created controller to see whether the block should be inlined. If so, replace the div tags with span tags in e.content.
- Register the TinyMce plugin in the TinyMce initialization module.
Sadly, I can't share the exact code.
Feb 05, 2021 10:22
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We are using Episerver CMS 11.13.2.0
When dragging a block into the TinyMCE editor, it creates a new paragraph (<p/>) in effect and the rest of the content is above/below that block area. Our users would like to be able to drag and drop a block and have the block be inline with the other content. Has anyone seen this done before?