Fredrik D

I've been researching this quite extensively and no, you probably won't get your react, vue or angular components to work inside TinyMCE. However, as @jbjhjm points out, TinyMCE has quite...

Hi @zjhr! Since we do support web components to some degree, what is it that you seek to have TinyMCE support more specifically?

@zjhr It totally depends on how the components are written. Is it a public UI framework, in that case I can give you more details of what would work and...

@zjhr Alright, here are some guidelines. TinyMCE is first and foremost an HTML editor. It reads HTML and outputs HTML. It also uses the DOM as it's model, meaning you...

Hi @pylnata. TinyMCE has never supported editable form elements in the content so them functioning has been a happy accident. So this is more a feature request even if I...

@aschojz why can't you get collapsed borders if you remove the default css? Tell us more about your use-case maybe we could find a solution.

Alright, I follow you along all the way down to the `border-collapse: collapse` but I lost you there. Do you want `border-collapse: collapse` when `cell-spacing` is zero/empty?

AFAIK that has never been possible with TinyMCE. But, you could achieve it using some clever CSS though. You can use the attribute selector to check for the border-spacing property...

You're doin it wrong. The HTML spec is the starting point and you'll have to explicitly tell it what not to support. `valid_children: "-p[strong]"` will prevent adding `` elements inside...

Hi @hwjfqr, can you (or other wechat users seeing this) manage to provide console output or debug this issue? Can it be replicated on a vanilla TinyMCE instance (eg. to...