In Magento 2.3 and greater, Magento team has changed WYSIWYG editor, instead of TinyMCE 3 Magento started use TinyMCE 4.
On the picture below, you can see Magento 2.0-2.2 TinyMCE 3 editor:
Default Magento TinyMCE 4 editor does not include a lot of tools for example text color or text background and this can be inconvenient for the content manager.
You can easily solve this issue, extend the WYSIWYG tool and have more options by installing magefan/module-wysiwyg-advanced free Magento 2 extension.
After the extension installation, new options will be available for you, e.g.: text color, HTML code, undo-redo, style select, font size selector, forecolor background color, strikethrough. Example:
This extension also fix the issue with additional empty <p> tag (e.g. <p> </p>) and missing <style> tag in the editor.
To install magefan/module-wysiwyg-advanced, please run the CLI commands in your Magento 2 root directory:
P.S.: We want to thank Mike Dubs for sharing his solution at StackExchange. Based on Mike's suggestion there was created a magefan/module-wysiwyg-advanced package.
In Magento 2.3 and greater, Magento team has changed WYSIWYG editor, instead of TinyMCE 3 Magento started use TinyMCE 4.
On the picture below, you can see Magento 2.0-2.2 TinyMCE 3 editor:
Default Magento TinyMCE 4 editor does not include a lot of tools for example text color or text background and this can be inconvenient for the content manager.
You can easily solve this issue, extend the WYSIWYG tool and have more options by installing magefan/module-wysiwyg-advanced free Magento 2 extension.
After the extension installation, new options will be available for you, e.g.: text color, HTML code, undo-redo, style select, font size selector, forecolor background color, strikethrough. Example:
This extension also fix the issue with additional empty <p> tag (e.g. <p> </p>) and missing <style> tag in the editor.
To install magefan/module-wysiwyg-advanced, please run the CLI commands in your Magento 2 root directory:
P.S.: We want to thank Mike Dubs for sharing his solution at StackExchange. Based on Mike's suggestion there was created a magefan/module-wysiwyg-advanced package.