On Jul 16, 2009, at 8:43 AM, Marius Dumitru Florea wrote:
Hi Andreas,
Andreas Schaefer wrote:
Hi
I think I am close having finished the Blog Upgrade to 2.0 Syntax.
The only major issue I have is that if i have WYSIWYG as the
default editor I cannot switch the editor because in the 2.0
WYSIWYG toolbar there is no SWITCH EDITOR icon.
This seems to be the default behavior in 2.0 which is fine for
regular pages but in the Blog this is not working out because there
is no way the user can switch between the editors because there is
no 'Choose editor' panel.
If you edit a regular 2.0 wiki page you'll notice the WYSIWYG editor
has
two tabs above the tool bar and the menu bar (
http://tinyurl.com/lenva6
) . The "Source" tab allows you to edit the wiki syntax so it's
similar
to the "Switch Editor" tool bar button from the old editor. You can
make
the tabs appear when editing blog articles by editing
templates/textarea_wysiwyg.vm and replace
#wysiwyg_editProperties($tdoc $editors false)
with
#wysiwyg_editProperties($tdoc $editors true)
This will load the full editor, instead of the compact one.
The questions are:
- do we want compact mode for the blog? BTW what does the compact mode
do compared to the normal mode? Is it only the removal of the tabs?
- shouldn't we have a switch button in compact mode?
Any way to
reintroduce that SWITCH EDITOR icon onto the 2.0 Toolbar?
Right now you cannot replace the "Source" tab with a tool bar button.
You should make a feature request in JIRA. I tend to prefer a tool bar
button since the tool bar is configurable (
http://tinyurl.com/
mb2hd8 )
but the tabbed interface was been voted iirc.
I don't think it was ever voted. At least I remember Sergiu and I
didn't agree with it (at least not the way it's done as part of the
editor).
Also I don't think we ever decided not to have a switch button in
compact mode, did we?
Thanks
-Vincent