TinyMCE4 rich text editor for MODX Evolution.
All themes are located in directory assets/plugins/tinymce4/theme. The base-theme theme.tinymce4.base.inc.php will always be loaded to set all nessecary base options. All other themes are meant to customize the base-theme. Select your theme within Modx-configuration.
To create your own custom theme, duplicate one of the other themes/files and customize it per your needs. Within a theme editor-options are set like
$this->set('parameter', 'value', 'type');
Refering to the TinyMCE4-docs https://www.tinymce.com/docs/configure/editor-appearance/#toolbarn , the parameters are "toolbar1" and "toolbar2". Their type is "string". So inside your theme this example can be achieved with
$this->set('toolbar1', 'undo redo | styleselect | bold italic | link image', 'string');
$this->set('toolbar2', 'alignleft aligncenter alignright', 'string');
To remove a setting completely, set it to NULL:
$this->set('toolbar1', NULL, 'string');
Like QuickManager, this plugin also offers inline-editing of template-variables directly within your frontend:
- disable QuickManager Inline-editing
- enable "Inline-Mode" within TinyMCE4 plugin-configuration
- set your desired inline-theme
- to make a TV like
[*content*]editable, simply prepend add # like[*#content*]
- v4.3.11 - 06.05.2016
- updated TinyMCE-library to v4.3.11
- added same scheme as QM
[*#content*](Inline-Mode) - added secHash (Inline-Mode)
- added setting "inlineTheme" (Inline-Mode)
- added README.md