Re: [Hypercontent-users] TinyMCE WYSIWYG integration

[Alex V. <av...@co...>]

Hi John,
	It's actually server-side code that's stripping those attributes.  
This came up for Hull with 1.4 as well . . . I'll add a configureable 
post-processing pipeline for HTML in the overall redesign of the 
XML/WYSIWYG editor which is starting now, but for a quick short term 
fix you'll need to tweak some code in 
org.hypercontent.xml.DocumentFactory starting at line 346, where the 
accepted elements and attributes are configured for the NekoHTML 
parser.  You might be able to get away with removing the 
"ElementRemover" filter altogether, since TinyMCE has this capability 
built-in, but only if TinyMCE will be used for every project.  I don't 
think I mentioned on the wiki, but you should be able to enable TinyMCE 
in just a single project by putting that "/screens/modal-xml.xsl" file 
in the project repository rather than the bootstrap repository.

To use your css classes in TinyMce, just point it to your css file from 
your project's copy of the modal-xml.xsl file, e.g.:

tinyMCE.init({
         mode : "textareas",
           verify_html : false,
           urlconverter_callback : "HCconvertURL",
           cleanup_callback : "HCCleanup",
           content_css : "<xsl:value-of 
select="$rel-project-base"/>/design/cucms.css"
});

Alex

On Dec 9, 2005, at 12:58 PM, John Fereira wrote:

> After Alex was kind enough to post a patch to integrate the TinyMCE 
> WYSIWYG editor (https://clearinghouse.ja-sig.org/wiki/x/UDE) on the 
> wiki space for hypercontent I thought I'd try it out to see if it 
> fixed an issue I was having with the original editor.
>
> Basically, I've got a small xml file that uses a CSS style on a div 
> element.  The site I'm migrating to HC was previously written in 
> Anakia so I already had pages as xhtml which used Anakia site files 
> and a css file to style the content.  The element looks at follows:
>
> <div class="section">Documentation</div>
>
> I set up the project-definition file such that the xml-doc contains 
> three editors text, upload, xml (in that order).
>
> When I select Edit on the file the content shows up with the div 
> element intact.  When I select the XML editor, it is removing the 
> class="section" attribute.  It appears that in TinyMCE that it can 
> apply styles (it has a --Styles-- drop down menu) but it doesn't 
> provide any style options.
>
> The behavior of removing the class attribute existed in the original 
> WYSIWYG editor as well.  Two questions:
>
> Is there someway to turn off the behavior which appears to be removing 
> class attribute when it *reads* the document into the editor?
>
> Can the TinyMCE editor be configured to read in a css file so that I 
> can use css to style the content rather than options using the 
> Bolding/Heading buttons?
>
>
>
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