Refinery CMS is backed by WYMeditor
It's a standards compliant editor that we've trimmed to only have what we feel is absolutely necessary. When you're editing the content in a page part you're using WYMeditor.
We have since modified the source code of WYMeditor to allow for a lot of new features like our custom dialogues however it is all based on the release: WYMeditor 0.5 rc1.
You can also switch to "source" view and edit HTML manually if the visual editor is not playing nice.
Simply put this in the Gemfile of your Refinery application:
gem 'refinerycms-wymeditor', ['~> 3.0', '>= 3.0.0']Now, run bundle install
Next, to install the WYMeditor extension run:
rails generate refinery:wymeditor
Some sites require a little more than just your standard bold and heading controls. This is where the "css" style drop down comes in handy.
It allows your users to select a style you define. You need to edit/create a CSS
file called theme.css.
This file should be located in /public/stylesheets/themes.css
Inside that file you define your styles like this
.category-name-style-name {
// apply your CSS rules here
}For example, if I wanted to add a style that allowed my users to highlight their text a light yellow colour, I would put this
.text-highlight-yellow {
background: LightYellow;
}Now edit public/javascripts/admin.js. We're going to need to tell WYMeditor
that we have some new styles it should load when the editor is loaded.
Currently your admin.js file will have something like this
var custom_visual_editor_boot_options = {
};If we open public/javascripts/boot_wym.js we might see the default inside:
, classesItems: [
{name: 'text-align', rules:['left', 'center', 'right', 'justify'], join: '-'}
, {name: 'image-align', rules:['left', 'right'], join: '-'}
, {name: 'font-size', rules:['small', 'normal', 'large'], join: '-'}
]Let's just breakdown a single WYMeditor line and understand it:
{name: 'font-size', rules:['small','normal','large'], join: '-'}
font-size is the name of the category and small, normal, large
are the actual styles. So for this to match up with the styles in my theme.css
file the class name has to be:
.font-size-small { // CSS rules here }
.font-size-normal { // CSS rules here }
.font-size-large { // CSS rules here }So going back to our text highlighting style above, we make the new style show
up in the editor by changing our admin.js file to:
var custom_visual_editor_boot_options = {
classesItems: [
{name: 'text-align', rules:['left', 'center', 'right', 'justify'], join: '-'}
, {name: 'image-align', rules:['left', 'right'], join: '-'}
, {name: 'font-size', rules:['small','normal','large'], join: '-'}
, {name: 'text-highlight', rules:['yellow'], join: '-'}
]
}The link dialog lets you link in several different ways:
- To an internal page
- To an external page
- To an email address
- To a resource you've uploaded in the Resources tab.
Simply lets you select from an existing image found in the Images tab or upload a new one right within the dialog.
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