I follow the instructions for loading the plugin, I get the green overbar, and click on "import". Still the plugin doesn't show up under '$:/ControlPanel -> Plugins'.
How come the plugin doesn't work. I tried in Firefox and Safari.
Click to edit the content of http://tiddlywiki.com/plugins/tiddlywiki/katex/#%24%3A%2Fplugins%2Ftiddlywiki%2Fkatex, then copy-paste the entire content to a tiddler in your installation called "$:/plugins/tiddlywiki/katex". Scroll to the very bottom and set the "Type" to application/json, and create the same fields as the original (author, dependents, description, plugin-type and version).
The plugin now shows up in the control panel, and works as expected.
First, asking questions on the google group is a much better way to get answers. We tend to answer quickly there.
You need to save and reload your wiki after importing the plugin for the changes to take effect, otherwise it won't work. Also, are you using tiddlywiki5? The katex plugin won't work on tiddlywiki classic.
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i have ckeditor looking like this
i want that my ck-editor can insert hyperlink and image.like this
i've tried to search in documentation but i dont understand because its in english. and its hard for me to understand because im new for frontend
anyone please help
Possible solutions:
Download Full or Standard package from CKEditor download page. This package has both plugins you need.
It is possible that you are using Standard or Full packages already. You can verify that by opening ckeditor/build-config.js file and searching for preset word. If there is full or standard next to it, you have the right package and most likely you have changed your configuration. You may have used removeButtons or removeplugins settings where you remove Link and Image buttons or link and image plugins. You could have also used custom toolbar definition where you haven't added Link and Image buttons or you are missing links and insert groups. If you wish to learn more about toolbar concepts, please see:https://ckeditor.com/docs/ckeditor4/latest/guide/dev_toolbarconcepts.html and https://ckeditor.com/docs/ckeditor4/latest/guide/dev_toolbar.html.
I have created two CKEditor plugins. Each of them uses an "Iframe Dialog Field", meaning that a dialog box is launched and the contents of that dialog box is a webpage (you can think of the entire dialog box as being like one big iframe).
Each plugin works perfectly on its own. However if I use both plugins in the same CKEditor app, they both end up displaying the same page, rather than two different pages, despite the fact that they point to two different pages. I see no reason why this should be happening. Does anyone know how to prevent this?
To make sure there is no confusion, an "IFrame Dialog Field" is a dialog box whose contents are another webpage.
Documenentation - http://ckeditor.com/addon/iframedialog
[ This is different from using an "IFrame dialog", which I believe is a plugin that lets the user add an iframe to the page.
Documentation - IFrame Dialog: http://ckeditor.com/addon/iframe ]
In terms of usage, when using an IFrame Dialog Field, you specify the url of the page to load in the addIframe() command. Here is an example of using a CKEditor Iframe dialog
https://gist.github.com/garryyao/1170303
Back to my issue - if I use just one of the plugins in my CKEditor, it works perfectly. Each plugin points at a different url, and opens that url as the contents of the dialog box. But, if I use both plugins in my CKEditor, although I see a different icon for each, both end up launching a dialog box which points to the same url. Depending which one I launch first, that is the url both end up opening. It is as if you are only allowed to use one IFrame Dialog Field in CKEditor, and the first one used overwrites all others.
This same question was asked a couple of years ago, with no response on the CKEditor forum. The person who asked the question posted his solution, or rather his workaround, which was to NOT use the IFrame Dialog Field altogether, but to instead use a regular dialog and then put an iframe element within it.
http://ckeditor.com/forums/CKEditor-3.x/multiple-iframedialog-plugins-display-same-dialog
That seems like an OK workaround, but it is a workaround and not a solution. I haven't tried it yet, and don't know what potential issues I will run into if I go down that route. I'd prefer to fix my existing code rather than rewrite the plugins, unless I have no choice.
Any help would be appreciated.
Since I have not found any further information, or received any answers here, I ended up going with the workaround mentioned at the end of my question - I used a regular dialogue box and put a big Iframe within it. This problem doesn't exist with that approach, and It looks pretty much the same as an Iframe dialog box. (Considering the almost total lack of community support with CKEditor customization, I've realized it is better to just adjust your design/concept to do what is more easily accomplished with CKEditor, rather than get CKeditor to do exactly what you want).
So I installed the ace x markdown editor plugin for joomla 3.2 because it has a nice feature to insert code snippets in stackoverflow style. So I really need that.
I tried this extension, but it seems to not work. Is there an alternative?
But: There is no documentation, it seems I just have to enable it and hope it works. But it just happens nothing, the normal editor shows up:
No errors, but old editor:
the plugins are installed:
The plugin is supposed to look like this:
The second step you have to do is going to: Global configuration area and select the new editor, then if you save your changes and the old editor still appearing, it could be because your profile has the older one selected... in this case you have to go to your user details page and select the new editor or put into default.
I use Joomla with K2 and with tinyMCE as the editor. I searched for a plugin to enhance file upload and found a few, but for every one of them I was unable to proceed, because I do not know where to put the tinyMCE.init() initialization code. People in various forums asked that same question and I have not found a clear answer anywhere - either no answer at all or just ambiguous suggestions. Please advise.
Solved: as it turns out, the initialization code can be put anywhere where a page is loaded, so either in a HTML file or in an included JavaScript file. For some reason, this information is not given on any of the sites that offer tinyMCE plugins.
You should put them with the other plugins
/media/editors/tinymce/plugins
and then in the administrator area go to the plugins manager and open up editors - tinymce, click on the advanced tab and then add it to the custom plugins area.
You can also change the functionality to extended to add a few more useful buttons.
I've inherited a site using TYPO3 and I don't have that much experience with it. I have a page with a left column in the layout. In that left column is an object using an "insert" plugin. On the actual page is a graphic map. I'm just wondering how to edit the actual content that this is referring to. Here is a screenshot:
Here it is a bit more zoomed in...
Based on all of the meta-data this is some kind of "Magento"/"Insert" plugin being used. Again, the question is, where do I edit/change the actual content associated with this object?
If I click on the plugin icon to the left of the "Magento Left" label and select "edit", this is what I get:
Clicking the "Plugin" tab gives me this:
HELP!
My guess (and it is a guess, since I've never used Magento before) is that you can't, at least not through the TYPO3 backend. The Magento plugin is probably creating the output itself and then piping it into the plugin directly. So to alter the output you'd need to go into the Magento plugin's source code and edit that.
I have also not used this particular extension, but you might have success in clicking the plugin icon just to the left of the "Magento Left" title. At any rate, if this is the plugin called "Magento", it seems to be simply a bridge for content from somewhere else, and the displayed content should then probably be edited somewhere else. All speculation here. Further info about the plugin might be obtained from
http://typo3.org/extensions/repository/view/fb_magento/current/.