Configure additional Rich Text Editor settings
To change the following configuration settings:
- Go to the Administration panel: Advanced options section > Configuration settings page.
- Type rich in the Search config settings field to narrow the list of config settings.
- Find the config setting that you want to change in the Name column.
- Click in the Value column beside the config setting, and change the current value.
- Click Save.
Configure inserted image height and width
Default image insertion height and width (in pixels) can be adjusted using the config settings
richTextEditor.insertedImageHeight and richTextEditor.insertedImageWidth
Configure enter key behavior
The "Enter" key can be configured to insert a new line break when the config setting richTextEditor.newLineBr is set to true. When false, the "Enter" key will insert a new paragraph with a non-breaking space.
Add custom CSS file to editor content
You can add custom CSS files to the content area of the editor. To do this, use the richTextEditor.custom.css config setting. Add paths, relative or absolute, to custom CSS files, separated by a comma.
Turn off spell check
Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and some versions of Internet Explorer have a built-in spell check. If your organization primarily uses Chrome, Firefox or Safari, turn off ThoughtFarmer's internal spell check and take advantage of the built-in browser spell check. To do this, use the config setting richTextEditor.native.spellcheck.enabled, and set the value to True. For end user information, see the page Rich Text Editor and spell check.
Select fonts and font colors available in RTE
To learn more, see Specify available fonts and font colors.
Enable in-page linking
When the config setting richTextEditor.inPageContentLinksEnabled is set to True, a new icon appears to the right of the Insert link/Unlink icons that allows users to create link target IDs in the page. Users can then create links in the page that will link to the place/heading they have set as a link target.
Enable or disable emojis
- Go to the Admin panel: Advanced section > Configuration settings page.
- Type emoji in the Search config settings field to narrow the list of config settings.
- Find the config setting emoji.enabled in the Name column.
- Click in the Value column beside the config setting:
- Select the true radio button to enable emojis.
- Select the false radio button to disable emojis.
- Click Save.
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