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EtonDigital / EDBlogBundle

EDBlogBundle is extensive and user friendly blog bundle for Symfony2. It provides a lot of interesting features that makes a serious bloging platform from your Symfony2 application. It is very intuitive and flexible, you can easily fit it to your own needs.
MIT License
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Great Job! #13

Open jayesbe opened 8 years ago

jayesbe commented 8 years ago

This is a decent blog bundle I must say guys well done. I have already integrated it and replaced my shitty wordpress iframe.

I noticed you guys are using tinymce. I would like to suggest a conversion to ckeditor. I may try to do this on my fork when I get some time. The issue Im having with tinymce is I cant position image elements inline with text. The tinymce editor just doesnt seem to have enough options ?

milosmoto commented 8 years ago

Hi Jayes,

Can you give us exact option that is missing for you regarding tinymce?

I must say that on some projects we are also using ckeditor, but in that time when we work on this bundle seems like tinymce was the most powerful solution.

As soon we have some time, we will analyze difference between this plugins(ckeditor and tinymce). If you can provide us some advantages and disadvantages for tinymce and ckeditor can be very helpful.

Big thank you for support and help :)

Thanks

jayesbe commented 8 years ago

Actually the only reason I suggested ckeditor is because I already had the ckeditor bundle installed. It would be perfect to possibly abstract the dependency so anyone can choose either option. Though I can understand if something is integrated it may require some work.

The issue I personally had with the current integration was that I am unable to get access to the source content. I wanted to structure the html content in a specific way but was ending up with paragraph tags. Im guessing I didn't pass an option to the tinymce widget however I havent had time to look into it further.

jayesbe commented 8 years ago

I found the option for tinymce

tinymce.init({
            plugins: [
              "code"
            ],
            toolbar: [
                "code"
            ]
        });

http://community.tinymce.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=30936

will add the ability to view the textarea source code.

I see the change should be made to general.js.

However interestingly enough.. I dont see general.js getting loaded.

jayesbe commented 8 years ago

aha! guys.. the "code" plugin is missing from the plugins list. "code" is already in the toolbar.. I can make a pull request.. but it might be easier for you guys to make that change quickly ? cheers