Plugin WYSIWYG

Introduced in Tiki9

Use this wiki plugin to have a WYSIWYG section for part of a page. For example, you want to use WYSIWYG for a table, but keep most of the page as wiki syntax. The WYSIWYG feature (which is when you want the full page to be WYSIWYG) doesn't need to be activated.

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Use a WYSIWYG editor to edit a section of content
Introduced in Tiki 9.
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Preferences required: wikiplugin_wysiwyg

Parameters	Accepted Values	Description	Default	Since
(body of plugin)		Content
`height`	text	Minimum height for DIV. Default: `300px`	300px	9.0
`width`	text	Minimum width for DIV. Default: `100px`	100px	9.0
`use_html`	(blank) y n	By default, the body (content) of calls to the WYSIWYG plugin is interpreted according to the "Use Wiki syntax in WYSIWYG" (`wysiwyg_htmltowiki`) preference. By default, "Use HTML" is considered enabled if "Use Wiki syntax in WYSIWYG" is disabled, and vice versa. This parameter allows overriding that preference if needed.	n	14.1

Note that HTML Purifier is always on for your security when using this plugin. Invalid/insecure HTML is scrubbed. If you don't want this, you need to manually edit lib/wiki-plugins/wikiplugin_wysiwyg.php

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Plugin WYSIWYG Introduced in Tiki9 Use this wiki plugin to have a WYSIWYG section for part of a page. For example, you want to use WYSIWYG for a table, but keep most of the page as wiki syntax. The WYSIWYG feature (which is when you want the full page to be WYSIWYG) doesn't need to be activated.