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Lektor plugin for editing with the TinyMCE text editor.
Install the plugin from pypi with one of the standard ways.
This plugin uses non-api mechanisms in Lektor/Flask to inject its own code into admin jinja template. Due to frequent change in Lektor admin backend code, each version of this plugin shall most likely be compatible with specific version of Lektor. Currently it is compatible with Lektor 3.3.6
To add an API key, create the file configs/tinymce.ini
in your lektor project folder with the following contents:
[licence]
api-key = 'YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'
To pass additional arguments (such as a list of plugins) into tinymce.init(), just add the following contents to the file configs/tinymce.ini
in your lektor project folder:
[config]
settings = 'YOUR_SETTINGS'
Here is the example of the settings string: [config] settings = "plugins: 'image link lists autoresize table', image_advtab: true,"
Note that this string is passed directly into tinymce.init(), so it must follow the given format. Some plugins, such as image upload, may not be fully integrated with lektor by default.
The plugin is distributed under the MIT license
FAQs
Lektor Plugin for TinyMCE Text Editor use.
We found that lektor-tinymce demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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