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TinyMCE editor

TinyMCE è l'editor predefinito sia per gli utenti di front-end che per quelli di back-end. TinyMCE è un WYSIWYG. (ciò che si vede è ciò che si ottiene) editor che permette agli utenti un'interfaccia di word-processing familiare da usare quando si modificano articoli e altri contenuti. TinyMCE può essere configurato con tre diversi set di pulsanti della barra degli strumenti: Set 0, Set 1 e Set 2. Questo è impostato come opzione nel Plugin Manager per il plugin 'Editor - TinyMCE'.

TinyMCE can be configured with 3 different sets of toolbar buttons

*Set 2 is assigned to 'Public'. *Set 1 is assigned to the 'Manager' and 'Registered'.

• Set 0 is the most extended toolbar and is by default assigned to the 'Administrator', 'Editor' and 'Super Users'.

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Learn about Toolbars, Editor Buttons and Accessibility of TinyMCE.

Code Mirror

The CodeMirror editor is designed to make it easy to enter HTML code in an article or description. CodeMirror supports syntax highlighting and auto-completion, as shown in this screenshot.

CodeMirror offers some of the same advantages of using No Editor, but makes it somewhat easier to work with raw HTML code.

To set options: CodeMirror Editor Plugin

No editor

If 'No editor' is selected for a User, then a simple text editor displays. This allows you to enter in raw, unformatted HTML. You can use the toolbar 'Preview' button to preview how the HTML will display.

Note that the 'No Editor' option can be useful if you are entering in 'boilerplate' or custom HTML, for example to create a PayPal link. TinyMCE automatically re-formats and strips some HTML when a file is saved. This can cause complex HTML to not work correctly.

If this happens, you can temporarily change the editor to 'No Editor' and create the desired content. Note that if you wish to edit this content in the future, you should be careful to change your editor to 'No Editor'. Otherwise, if you open and save the content with TinyMCE, you may lose your custom HTML.