@patternslib/pat-redactor
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A Patternslib plugin for redactor.
:warning: If you want to build and use this Pattern you need a Redactor 3 release a folder above the checkout of this repository. Redactor is a properitary WYSIWYG editor for the web with a commercial license which cannot be included here.
To convert any textarea to a redactor-enabled editor just give it the class pat-redactor.
The following key/values are supported in the data-pat-redactor data attribute:
toolbar-type with values being standard, fixed or airtoolbar-external with a css-selector value pointing to the external toolbar element.toolbar-fixed-target with a css-selector pointing to the layer of the toolbar.buttons as a comma/space separated list of buttons you wish to have available on the editor.air-buttons the buttons in the air menu by use of if you have specified air as the toolbar type.allowed-tags or denied-tags as a comma/space separated list of allowed/not-allowed html tags.file-upload as a url where file uploads are going to be posted to.image-upload as a url where image uploads are going to be posted to.Download redactor.js and unzip the the file in a directory named redactor one level above this directory.
In your console,
npm install
gulp bower
gulp
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A pattern for redactor
The npm package @patternslib/pat-redactor receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @patternslib/pat-redactor popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @patternslib/pat-redactor demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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