Closed firatesmer closed 6 years ago
I don't really know anything about GitHubGist, but it looks like it is typically embedded as a script in a blog post.
In the default setup for Blogifier, TinyMCE will strip out any embedded script tags.
To make it stop doing that you need to add the following attributes to the tinymce.init function in editorController.js:
allow_script_urls: true,
valid_elements: '[]',
extended_valid_elements:'script[language|type|src]',
See this article for details.
If you're using the default Admin app editorController.js can be found here: /embedded/admin/standard/js/app/editorController.js
You can now insert a script in the TinyMCE code view window.
I've tested this out and was able to embed (and display!) the sample Gist below in my app without it being stripped out (I'm running version 1.4.5.0).
Sample Gist:
Cheers!
Edit: removed references to the TinyMCE 'fullpage' plugin which is unnecessary. I retested the solution without it and it works.
Thanks mate!
Actually, this code breaks something
allow_script_urls: true, valid_elements: '[]', extended_valid_elements:'script[language|type|src]',
But this one works fine
extended_valid_elements : "script[language|type|async|src|charset]",
How to add GithubGist embed to post? I couldn't do it.