I appreciate the note, and if I follow what you're saying then I hope that's not the case, because the image processing shouldn't be affected by having a
<figure><figcaption ></figure> tags added as it's an HTML5 standard, like <article />, etc.
and in your tinyMCEconfig file you have the plugin registered and the command line registered.
Pseudo markup here:
Your CSS should go into the Text Editor there is a specific place it gets added - just like when you do formatting - this is in the documentation on line. But when you configure the Tiny in the Editor GUI, there is the option to add the classes .
There is also some custom things you can do via the config file.
TinyMCE Configuration
So look at that link and then you can add this in the appropriate place - look at formatters ..
Customizing TinyMCE per documentation doesn't wokr.
I'm on 8.6.3, and can't seem to get a custom TinyMCE setting to work. I've followed the documentation. I simply want to do this (image caption enabling) https://www.tiny.cloud/docs-4x/plugins/image/#image_caption !!
Hi Jason,
I have a feeling this might not work as I think Umbraco uses a custom control for adding images due to having to access the Umbraco media library.
I could be wrong though, but thought I'd flag this to you just in case.
Thanks
Nik
I appreciate the note, and if I follow what you're saying then I hope that's not the case, because the image processing shouldn't be affected by having a
<figure><figcaption ></figure>
tags added as it's an HTML5 standard, like<article />
, etc.Are you using the Image plugIn
and in your tinyMCEconfig file you have the plugin registered and the command line registered. Pseudo markup here:
Your CSS should go into the Text Editor there is a specific place it gets added - just like when you do formatting - this is in the documentation on line. But when you configure the Tiny in the Editor GUI, there is the option to add the classes .
There is also some custom things you can do via the config file. TinyMCE Configuration
So look at that link and then you can add this in the appropriate place - look at formatters ..
Edited:
- Deleted browser cache - Added one number higher to ClientDependency - Ensured IE Express stopped - Closed Visual Studio (2019 pro)
Re-ran (without debugging) and now "figure, figcaption" are valid elements via the TinyMceConifg.config
Still not sure if this will get overwritten in an Umbraco upgrade though...
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