Rtf Editor
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Powerful rich text editor framework with a modular architecture, modern integrations, and features like collaborative editing. Javascript contenteditable wysiwyg ckeditor rich-text-editor wysiwyg-editor ckeditor5 rte. The cross-browser rich-text editor (RTE) is based on the designMode functionality introduced in Internet Explorer 5, and implemented in Mozilla 1.3+ using the Mozilla Rich Text Editing API. The RTFBox class is my RTF-Editor. The UserInterface consists of a RichTextBox, a StatusBar and two ToolBar s which hold all the buttons for text-formatting. The first toolbars XAML looks like this. Looking for a free, simple, online RTF editor? Our RTF processor allows to create, view & edit documents quickly and easily for free. The best way to view and edit your RTF documents anywhere through your laptop, mobile phone or tablet. Please, feel free to check our powerful Cloud SDKsand other easy-to-use online Apps.--> [!NOTE]> Effective November 2020:> - Common Data Service has been renamed to Microsoft Dataverse. [Learn more](https://aka.ms/PAuAppBlog)> - Some terminology in Microsoft Dataverse has been updated. For example, *entity* is now *table* and *field* is now *column*. [Learn more](https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2147247)>> This article will be updated soon to reflect the latest terminology.-->
The rich text editor control provides the app user a WYSIWYG editing area for formatting text. The control’s input and output format is HTML. The control allows copied rich text, such as from a web browser or Word, to be pasted into the control.
Some of the format options available are:
*Bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough
*Text color, highlight color
*Font type and size
*Numbered lists and bulleted lists
*Hyperlinks
*Tables
*Images
For a full list of default options, see Use the rich text editor toolbar.Add or replace a text column for rich text editing
You can create a new text column and configure the control, or replace an existing text column. The rich text editor control can be used with single or multi-line text columns.
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Sign in to Power Apps. Go to Solutions, open the solution that you want, open the table that you want, and then select the Forms tab.
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Select the form, and then select Edit form.
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In the form designer on the command bar, select Switch to classic.
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On the legacy form designer canvas, add or create a text column or select an existing text column, such as the account table Description column. On the Home tab, select Change Properties.
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On the Column Properties page, select the Controls tab, and then select Add control.
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Select Rich Text Editor Control, and then select Add.
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Select Web, Phone, and Tablet if you want all client apps to have the ability to use rich text in the column. Then select OK to use the default rich text editor control configuration. If you want to change the rich text editor control configuration, see Rich text editor control configuration options.
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Save and then publish the form.Rich text editor control configuration options
The rich text editor control comes with a rich set of configuration options that make it possible to customize its appearance, features, and behavior. To configure the rich text editor control, follow these steps:
*Create a JSON file that includes the defaultSupportedProps structure and configuration with the changes you want. More information: Sample rich text editor configurations and Rich text editor properties
*In Power Apps, create a JavaScript web resource using the JSON file created in step 1. More information: Create or edit model-driven app web resources to extend an app
*Open the Column Properties page for the text column with the rich text editor control, and then next to RichTextEditorControl_URL select Edit.
*Select Bind to static value, enter the relative URL to the JavaScript web resource in the box next to SingleLine.URL, and then select OK. The relative URL is located on the web resource definition.
*Select OK to close the Column Properties page.
*On the form editor command bar, select Publish.Best practices for using the rich text editor
Consider the following when using the rich text editor:
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The best performance is achieved when the HTML content size is 1 MB or less. When your HTML content size exceeds 1 MB, you may notice slower response times for loading and editing content. By default, image content is referenced from the content HTML but isn’t stored as part of the HTML content, so in the default configuration, images don’t negatively impact performance.
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Rich text fields will store HTML tags which are required for formatting along with user entered data. When setting the maximum size for your field, make sure to assign a large enough size for both the HTML tags and user-entered data.
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By default, the rich text editor will upload images to the Azure Blob storage store and they won’t be stored as part of the field. Images will be stored in the same field as base64 when the submitter doesn’t have permissions to the msdyn_richtextfiles entity. Base64 content is extremely large, so you generally don’t want to store images as base64.Rich text editor properties
The JSON file is comprised of properties set as name and value pairs. There are two types of configurations: the defaultSupportedProps section, and individual configuration settings that provide various functionality.Rtf Editor C++
The defaultSupportedProps is a set of properties for the plugins, and includes support for all the the CKEditor configurations. For more information, see defaultSupportProps. The defaultSupportedProps isn’t limited to only plugin properties documented from CKEditor, but also allows you to set properties for additional plugins you add or create. For more information about plug-ins, see Use plug-ins to extend business processes.
The individual configuration settings allow you to change how your editor behaves and functions.Visualization of the rich text editor configuration file
The following two images visually identify the two configuration sections. For the full configuration file, see Use the webresource for organization-wide changes.
defaultSupportedProps
Individual configuration settingsdefaultSupportedProps
You can configure all of the CKEditor-supported properties under this property. A few of the commonly used and custom configurations are described below. For complete documentation about CKEditor configurations, see CKEditor.config.AttributeDescriptionDefault value height
Sets the initial height of the content editor. The default is 185 px.
’height’: 185 font_defaultLabel
Sets the default label that is displayed in the toolbar for font style. The default is Segoe UI.
’font_defaultLabel’: ’Segoe UI’ fontSize_defaultLabel
Sets the default label that is displayed in the toolbar for font size. The default is 9.
’fontSize_defaultLabel’: ’9’ stickyStyle
Sets the actual default font size and style. Additionally, you can include any other CSS properties you’d like to set as part of your default styling. The stickyStyle plugin creates a wrapper around your content using the element specified by ’stickyStyles_defaultTag’, which is initially configured as ’div’. toolbarLocation
The location of the user interface where the toolbar will be rendered. Supported values are top and bottom. The default is bottom.
’toolbarLocation’: ’bottom’ toolbar
A list of toolbar buttons that will be loaded.
’toolbar’:[[’CopyFormatting’], [’Font’], [’FontSize’], [’Bold’], [’Italic’], [’Underline’], [’BGColor’], [’TextColor’], [’BulletedList’], [’NumberedList’], [’Outdent’], [’Indent’], [’Blockquote’], [’JustifyLeft’], [’JustifyCenter’], [’JustifyRight’], [’Link’], [’Unlink’], [’Subscript’], [’Superscript’], [’Strike’], [’Image’], [’BidiLtr’], [’BidiRtl’], [’Undo’], [’Redo’], [’RemoveFormat’], [’Table’]] plugins
Comma-separated list of plug-ins to be used in an editor instance. Note that the actual plug-ins that are loaded might still be affected by two other settings: extraPlugins and removePlugins. Updating this setting might remove the plug-ins from the toolbar. If you set this property to an empty string, the editor will load without the toolbar. If you want to add one or more plug-ins to the toolbar, we recommend that you use extraPlugins. If you want to remove one or more from the default list, use removePlugins.
’plugins’: ’dialogui,dialog,about,a11yhelp,basicstyles,notification,button, toolbar,clipboard,panel,floatpanel,menu,contextmenu,resize,elementspath, enterkey,entities,popup,filetools,filebrowser,floatingspace,listblock, richcombo,format,horizontalrule,htmlwriter,wysiwygarea,image,indent, indentlist,fakeobjects,link,list,magicline,maximize,pastetext,pastefromword, removeformat,showborders,sourcearea,specialchar,menubutton,scayt, stylescombo,tab,table,tabletools,undo,lineutils,widgetselection,widget, notificationaggregator,uploadwidget,uploadimage,wsc’ extraPlugins
A comma-separated list of additional plug-ins to be loaded. This setting makes it easier to add new plug-ins without touching the plugins setting. There are many plug-ins that are required for other plug-ins to work. For example, the dialog plug-in is required for the link plug-in. The rich text editor automatically adds those, and you can’t override them by updating this property. This setting will simply append new plug-ins to the previous list. If you want to remove any of the presets, we recommend that you use the removePlugins property.
’extraPlugins’: ’accessibilityhelp,autogrow,autolink,basicstyles,bidi, blockquote,button,collapser,colorbutton,colordialog,onfighelper, contextmenu,copyformatting,dialog,find,floatpanel,font,indentblock, justify,panel,panelbutton,pastefromword,quicktable,selectall, stickystyles,superimage,tableresize,tableselection,tabletools’ removePlugins
A list of plug-ins that must not be loaded. This setting makes it possible to avoid loading some plug-ins defined in the plugins/extraPlugins setting without having to touch them.
’removePlugins’: ’a11yhelp,codemirror,liststyle,magicline,scayt,showborders’ superimageImageMaxSize
The maximum size in megabytes (MB) allowed for embedded images when using the superimage plugin. The default is 5.
’superimageImageMaxSize’: 5Individual configuration settings
You can configure additional configuration settings that affect how your editor functions.AttributeDescriptionDefault value disableContentSanitization
’disableContentSanitization’: false disableDefaultImageProcessing
By default, images will be uploaded using the client API. As soon as an image gets added to the editor, it will be uploaded to the platform. To process images, set this property to true.
’disableDefaultImageProcessing’: false disableImages
Setting this property to true will disable images. This property will have highest priority. This means that when this property is set to true, irrespective of the imageEntity property value, images will be disabled. By default, images are enabled.
’disableImages’: false externalPlugins
By using this property, you can write your own plug-ins and use them in the rich text editor control.
No default value as this is how you can extend your functionality by adding additional plugins not originally provided.
Example:
Example: imageEntity
By setting this property, you can avoid using the default table for images so that you can enforce additional security if needed. showAsTabControl
By setting this property, you can display additional commands above the editor window.
Must be set to true to enable the following attributes:
*showFullScreenExpander
*showHtml
*showPreview
*showPreviewHeaderWarning
’showAsTabControl’: false showFullScreenExpander
This property adds the full screen expand/collapse functionality, which allows you to expand and use the editor in full screen mode.
Depends on showAsTabControl set to true.
’showFullScreenExpander’: false showHtml
This property adds the option to display and edit the html content directly.
Depends on showAsTabControl set to true.
’showHtml’: false showPreview
This property adds the option to preview the editor content rendered as html. Previewing lets you see how your content will display if you share and render the content as HTML outside of the editor.
Depends on showAsTabControl set to true.
’showPreview’: false showPreviewHeaderWarning
This property allows you to show/hide the warning message that is displayed when previewing content.
Depends on showAsTabControl and showPreview set to true.
’showPreviewHeaderWarning’: falseSample rich text editor configurations
The following sample rich text editor configuration code sample data can be used to enable specific types of rich text experiences. For each sample, you create a JSON web resource. More information: Rich text editor control configuration optionsAdd the full screen expanderAdd the HTML source view tabAdd a simple toolbar with font size, bold, italic, underline, and highlightRemove the toolbar to make a rich text rendering surfaceAdd a new font list and set Brush Script MT as the default font with a default size of 20 pxPosition the toolbar at the top of the rich text editorStart the editor at 30 px height and then auto-grow to fit contentFix the height of the editor at 500 pxCreate plain text surface that removes all html tag (except for the ’br’ tag)
{ ’defaultSupportedProps’: { ’enterMode’: 2 , ’shiftEnterMode’: 2 , ’allowedContent’:’*’, ’disallowedContent’:’*’, ’forcePasteAsPlainText’: true , ’toolbar’:[], ’removePlugins’:’contextmenu,liststyle,openlink,tableresize,tableselection,tabletools’ }, ’disableImages’: true}}Remove the context menu so right-clicking will work with the default browser spell check
Enabling this functionality removes the contextual right-click editing capability.
{ ’defaultSupportedProps’: { ’removePlugins’:’contextmenu,liststyle,openlink,tableresize,tableselection,tabletools’ }}Use the webresource for organization-wide changes
The default RTE webresource is available with the display name RTEGlobalConfiguration.json. This configuration is used for all instances of the RTE control and can be used to make organization wide changes. This includes RTE used in timeline rich-text notes, knowledge management, and single and multi-line fields that are configured to use the RTE control.Find the current setting for a rich text editor configuration
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In a Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome web browser, run your model-driven app and open a form that has the rich text editor control, such as an account row.
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Hold down Ctrl while clicking the rich text editor control area, and then select Inspect.
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In the inspection pane, select the Console tab, and then select the parent Main.aspx page in the drop-down list box on the command bar.
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Select Clear console on the inspection pane command bar.
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In the inspection pane console, enter CKEDITOR.config. to display the different configurations.
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Select a configuration, such as autoGrow_minHeight, to display the current setting.Use the rich text editor toolbar
The rich text editor toolbar provides features and functionality that allows you to work with rich text format in notes and email.Formatting options
The following table describes the different formatting features and functionality options that are available in the rich text editor that you can use in notes and email.
Note
You can access your browser’s context menu by selecting Ctrl + right-click. This is useful if you need to use your browser’s built-in spellchecker. Otherwise, you can right-click to provide contextual formatting for any element you are using.IconNameShortcut keyDescriptionFormat PainterCtrl+Shift+C, Ctrl+Shift+VApply the look of a particular section to another section.FontCtrl+Shift+FSelect your desired font. The default font is Segoe UI.Note: When you select any formatted content, the font name for that content displays. If your selection contains multiple fonts, the topmost font name of your selection is displayed.Font sizeCtrl+Shift+PChange the size of your text. The default size is 12.Note: When you select any formatted content, the font size for that content displays. If your selection contains multiple font sizes, the topmost font name of your selection is displayed.BoldCtrl+BMake your text bold.ItalicCtrl+IItalicize your text.UnderlineCtrl+UUnderline your text.Text Highlight ColorMake your text stand out by highlighting it in a bright color.Font ColorChange the color of your text.BulletsCreate a bulleted list.NumberingCreate a numbered list.Decrease IndentMove your paragraph closer to the margin.Increase IndentMove your paragraph farther away from the margin.Block QuoteApply a block-level quotation format in your content.Align LeftCtrl+LAlign your content with the left margin. (Commonly used for body text to make it easier to read.)Align CenterCtrl+ECenter your content on the page. (Commonly used for a formal appearance.)Align RightCtrl+RAlign your content with the right margin. (Commonly used for a formal appearance.)LinkCreate a link in your document for quick access to web pages and files.Pasted or typed URL text is converted into a link. For example, ’http://myexample.com’ will become ’http://myexample.com’. In the Link dialog box, choose the type of link you’d like to insert.The Link Info tab allows you to choose the link type as well as set the link protocol and URL.The Target tab is only available for the URL link type. It specifies the location where the link will open after you select it.UnlinkDelete a link in your email or document.When you place the cursor on a link, the Unlink button on the toolbar becomes active. Select the button to remove the link and make it plain text.SuperscriptType very small letters just above the line of text.SubscriptType very small letters just below the line of text.StrikethroughCross out text by drawing a line through it.Insert ImageYou can insert an image by directly copying and pasting it inline in the editor, dragging and dropping it from your desktop or local folder directly into the editor, or by typing a URL. The following formats are supported: .PNG, .JPG., or .GIF.To insert an image inline in your article: 1. Drag and drop the image or copy and paste it directly into the article. 2. Drag any corner of the image to resize it.To insert an image using a URL or navigating to the local image:1. Choose Insert Image.2. In the Image property dialog, choose from the following options:
*Select Browse to navigate to the image on your computer.
*Or specify the web address of the image, and properties to define how the image will appear in the email or article.Note:
*If the image is located on the external server, use the full absolute path.
*If the image is located on a local server, you can use a relative path.
*If you want the image to be linked to a target, add a URL for the image.
*You can also specify if you want the targeted page to open in a new window, topmost wi
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Powerful rich text editor framework with a modular architecture, modern integrations, and features like collaborative editing. Javascript contenteditable wysiwyg ckeditor rich-text-editor wysiwyg-editor ckeditor5 rte. The cross-browser rich-text editor (RTE) is based on the designMode functionality introduced in Internet Explorer 5, and implemented in Mozilla 1.3+ using the Mozilla Rich Text Editing API. The RTFBox class is my RTF-Editor. The UserInterface consists of a RichTextBox, a StatusBar and two ToolBar s which hold all the buttons for text-formatting. The first toolbars XAML looks like this. Looking for a free, simple, online RTF editor? Our RTF processor allows to create, view & edit documents quickly and easily for free. The best way to view and edit your RTF documents anywhere through your laptop, mobile phone or tablet. Please, feel free to check our powerful Cloud SDKsand other easy-to-use online Apps.--> [!NOTE]> Effective November 2020:> - Common Data Service has been renamed to Microsoft Dataverse. [Learn more](https://aka.ms/PAuAppBlog)> - Some terminology in Microsoft Dataverse has been updated. For example, *entity* is now *table* and *field* is now *column*. [Learn more](https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2147247)>> This article will be updated soon to reflect the latest terminology.-->
The rich text editor control provides the app user a WYSIWYG editing area for formatting text. The control’s input and output format is HTML. The control allows copied rich text, such as from a web browser or Word, to be pasted into the control.
Some of the format options available are:
*Bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough
*Text color, highlight color
*Font type and size
*Numbered lists and bulleted lists
*Hyperlinks
*Tables
*Images
For a full list of default options, see Use the rich text editor toolbar.Add or replace a text column for rich text editing
You can create a new text column and configure the control, or replace an existing text column. The rich text editor control can be used with single or multi-line text columns.
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Sign in to Power Apps. Go to Solutions, open the solution that you want, open the table that you want, and then select the Forms tab.
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Select the form, and then select Edit form.
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In the form designer on the command bar, select Switch to classic.
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On the legacy form designer canvas, add or create a text column or select an existing text column, such as the account table Description column. On the Home tab, select Change Properties.
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On the Column Properties page, select the Controls tab, and then select Add control.
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Select Rich Text Editor Control, and then select Add.
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Select Web, Phone, and Tablet if you want all client apps to have the ability to use rich text in the column. Then select OK to use the default rich text editor control configuration. If you want to change the rich text editor control configuration, see Rich text editor control configuration options.
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Save and then publish the form.Rich text editor control configuration options
The rich text editor control comes with a rich set of configuration options that make it possible to customize its appearance, features, and behavior. To configure the rich text editor control, follow these steps:
*Create a JSON file that includes the defaultSupportedProps structure and configuration with the changes you want. More information: Sample rich text editor configurations and Rich text editor properties
*In Power Apps, create a JavaScript web resource using the JSON file created in step 1. More information: Create or edit model-driven app web resources to extend an app
*Open the Column Properties page for the text column with the rich text editor control, and then next to RichTextEditorControl_URL select Edit.
*Select Bind to static value, enter the relative URL to the JavaScript web resource in the box next to SingleLine.URL, and then select OK. The relative URL is located on the web resource definition.
*Select OK to close the Column Properties page.
*On the form editor command bar, select Publish.Best practices for using the rich text editor
Consider the following when using the rich text editor:
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The best performance is achieved when the HTML content size is 1 MB or less. When your HTML content size exceeds 1 MB, you may notice slower response times for loading and editing content. By default, image content is referenced from the content HTML but isn’t stored as part of the HTML content, so in the default configuration, images don’t negatively impact performance.
*
Rich text fields will store HTML tags which are required for formatting along with user entered data. When setting the maximum size for your field, make sure to assign a large enough size for both the HTML tags and user-entered data.
*
By default, the rich text editor will upload images to the Azure Blob storage store and they won’t be stored as part of the field. Images will be stored in the same field as base64 when the submitter doesn’t have permissions to the msdyn_richtextfiles entity. Base64 content is extremely large, so you generally don’t want to store images as base64.Rich text editor properties
The JSON file is comprised of properties set as name and value pairs. There are two types of configurations: the defaultSupportedProps section, and individual configuration settings that provide various functionality.Rtf Editor C++
The defaultSupportedProps is a set of properties for the plugins, and includes support for all the the CKEditor configurations. For more information, see defaultSupportProps. The defaultSupportedProps isn’t limited to only plugin properties documented from CKEditor, but also allows you to set properties for additional plugins you add or create. For more information about plug-ins, see Use plug-ins to extend business processes.
The individual configuration settings allow you to change how your editor behaves and functions.Visualization of the rich text editor configuration file
The following two images visually identify the two configuration sections. For the full configuration file, see Use the webresource for organization-wide changes.
defaultSupportedProps
Individual configuration settingsdefaultSupportedProps
You can configure all of the CKEditor-supported properties under this property. A few of the commonly used and custom configurations are described below. For complete documentation about CKEditor configurations, see CKEditor.config.AttributeDescriptionDefault value height
Sets the initial height of the content editor. The default is 185 px.
’height’: 185 font_defaultLabel
Sets the default label that is displayed in the toolbar for font style. The default is Segoe UI.
’font_defaultLabel’: ’Segoe UI’ fontSize_defaultLabel
Sets the default label that is displayed in the toolbar for font size. The default is 9.
’fontSize_defaultLabel’: ’9’ stickyStyle
Sets the actual default font size and style. Additionally, you can include any other CSS properties you’d like to set as part of your default styling. The stickyStyle plugin creates a wrapper around your content using the element specified by ’stickyStyles_defaultTag’, which is initially configured as ’div’. toolbarLocation
The location of the user interface where the toolbar will be rendered. Supported values are top and bottom. The default is bottom.
’toolbarLocation’: ’bottom’ toolbar
A list of toolbar buttons that will be loaded.
’toolbar’:[[’CopyFormatting’], [’Font’], [’FontSize’], [’Bold’], [’Italic’], [’Underline’], [’BGColor’], [’TextColor’], [’BulletedList’], [’NumberedList’], [’Outdent’], [’Indent’], [’Blockquote’], [’JustifyLeft’], [’JustifyCenter’], [’JustifyRight’], [’Link’], [’Unlink’], [’Subscript’], [’Superscript’], [’Strike’], [’Image’], [’BidiLtr’], [’BidiRtl’], [’Undo’], [’Redo’], [’RemoveFormat’], [’Table’]] plugins
Comma-separated list of plug-ins to be used in an editor instance. Note that the actual plug-ins that are loaded might still be affected by two other settings: extraPlugins and removePlugins. Updating this setting might remove the plug-ins from the toolbar. If you set this property to an empty string, the editor will load without the toolbar. If you want to add one or more plug-ins to the toolbar, we recommend that you use extraPlugins. If you want to remove one or more from the default list, use removePlugins.
’plugins’: ’dialogui,dialog,about,a11yhelp,basicstyles,notification,button, toolbar,clipboard,panel,floatpanel,menu,contextmenu,resize,elementspath, enterkey,entities,popup,filetools,filebrowser,floatingspace,listblock, richcombo,format,horizontalrule,htmlwriter,wysiwygarea,image,indent, indentlist,fakeobjects,link,list,magicline,maximize,pastetext,pastefromword, removeformat,showborders,sourcearea,specialchar,menubutton,scayt, stylescombo,tab,table,tabletools,undo,lineutils,widgetselection,widget, notificationaggregator,uploadwidget,uploadimage,wsc’ extraPlugins
A comma-separated list of additional plug-ins to be loaded. This setting makes it easier to add new plug-ins without touching the plugins setting. There are many plug-ins that are required for other plug-ins to work. For example, the dialog plug-in is required for the link plug-in. The rich text editor automatically adds those, and you can’t override them by updating this property. This setting will simply append new plug-ins to the previous list. If you want to remove any of the presets, we recommend that you use the removePlugins property.
’extraPlugins’: ’accessibilityhelp,autogrow,autolink,basicstyles,bidi, blockquote,button,collapser,colorbutton,colordialog,onfighelper, contextmenu,copyformatting,dialog,find,floatpanel,font,indentblock, justify,panel,panelbutton,pastefromword,quicktable,selectall, stickystyles,superimage,tableresize,tableselection,tabletools’ removePlugins
A list of plug-ins that must not be loaded. This setting makes it possible to avoid loading some plug-ins defined in the plugins/extraPlugins setting without having to touch them.
’removePlugins’: ’a11yhelp,codemirror,liststyle,magicline,scayt,showborders’ superimageImageMaxSize
The maximum size in megabytes (MB) allowed for embedded images when using the superimage plugin. The default is 5.
’superimageImageMaxSize’: 5Individual configuration settings
You can configure additional configuration settings that affect how your editor functions.AttributeDescriptionDefault value disableContentSanitization
’disableContentSanitization’: false disableDefaultImageProcessing
By default, images will be uploaded using the client API. As soon as an image gets added to the editor, it will be uploaded to the platform. To process images, set this property to true.
’disableDefaultImageProcessing’: false disableImages
Setting this property to true will disable images. This property will have highest priority. This means that when this property is set to true, irrespective of the imageEntity property value, images will be disabled. By default, images are enabled.
’disableImages’: false externalPlugins
By using this property, you can write your own plug-ins and use them in the rich text editor control.
No default value as this is how you can extend your functionality by adding additional plugins not originally provided.
Example:
Example: imageEntity
By setting this property, you can avoid using the default table for images so that you can enforce additional security if needed. showAsTabControl
By setting this property, you can display additional commands above the editor window.
Must be set to true to enable the following attributes:
*showFullScreenExpander
*showHtml
*showPreview
*showPreviewHeaderWarning
’showAsTabControl’: false showFullScreenExpander
This property adds the full screen expand/collapse functionality, which allows you to expand and use the editor in full screen mode.
Depends on showAsTabControl set to true.
’showFullScreenExpander’: false showHtml
This property adds the option to display and edit the html content directly.
Depends on showAsTabControl set to true.
’showHtml’: false showPreview
This property adds the option to preview the editor content rendered as html. Previewing lets you see how your content will display if you share and render the content as HTML outside of the editor.
Depends on showAsTabControl set to true.
’showPreview’: false showPreviewHeaderWarning
This property allows you to show/hide the warning message that is displayed when previewing content.
Depends on showAsTabControl and showPreview set to true.
’showPreviewHeaderWarning’: falseSample rich text editor configurations
The following sample rich text editor configuration code sample data can be used to enable specific types of rich text experiences. For each sample, you create a JSON web resource. More information: Rich text editor control configuration optionsAdd the full screen expanderAdd the HTML source view tabAdd a simple toolbar with font size, bold, italic, underline, and highlightRemove the toolbar to make a rich text rendering surfaceAdd a new font list and set Brush Script MT as the default font with a default size of 20 pxPosition the toolbar at the top of the rich text editorStart the editor at 30 px height and then auto-grow to fit contentFix the height of the editor at 500 pxCreate plain text surface that removes all html tag (except for the ’br’ tag)
{ ’defaultSupportedProps’: { ’enterMode’: 2 , ’shiftEnterMode’: 2 , ’allowedContent’:’*’, ’disallowedContent’:’*’, ’forcePasteAsPlainText’: true , ’toolbar’:[], ’removePlugins’:’contextmenu,liststyle,openlink,tableresize,tableselection,tabletools’ }, ’disableImages’: true}}Remove the context menu so right-clicking will work with the default browser spell check
Enabling this functionality removes the contextual right-click editing capability.
{ ’defaultSupportedProps’: { ’removePlugins’:’contextmenu,liststyle,openlink,tableresize,tableselection,tabletools’ }}Use the webresource for organization-wide changes
The default RTE webresource is available with the display name RTEGlobalConfiguration.json. This configuration is used for all instances of the RTE control and can be used to make organization wide changes. This includes RTE used in timeline rich-text notes, knowledge management, and single and multi-line fields that are configured to use the RTE control.Find the current setting for a rich text editor configuration
*
In a Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome web browser, run your model-driven app and open a form that has the rich text editor control, such as an account row.
*
Hold down Ctrl while clicking the rich text editor control area, and then select Inspect.
*
In the inspection pane, select the Console tab, and then select the parent Main.aspx page in the drop-down list box on the command bar.
*
Select Clear console on the inspection pane command bar.
*
In the inspection pane console, enter CKEDITOR.config. to display the different configurations.
*
Select a configuration, such as autoGrow_minHeight, to display the current setting.Use the rich text editor toolbar
The rich text editor toolbar provides features and functionality that allows you to work with rich text format in notes and email.Formatting options
The following table describes the different formatting features and functionality options that are available in the rich text editor that you can use in notes and email.
Note
You can access your browser’s context menu by selecting Ctrl + right-click. This is useful if you need to use your browser’s built-in spellchecker. Otherwise, you can right-click to provide contextual formatting for any element you are using.IconNameShortcut keyDescriptionFormat PainterCtrl+Shift+C, Ctrl+Shift+VApply the look of a particular section to another section.FontCtrl+Shift+FSelect your desired font. The default font is Segoe UI.Note: When you select any formatted content, the font name for that content displays. If your selection contains multiple fonts, the topmost font name of your selection is displayed.Font sizeCtrl+Shift+PChange the size of your text. The default size is 12.Note: When you select any formatted content, the font size for that content displays. If your selection contains multiple font sizes, the topmost font name of your selection is displayed.BoldCtrl+BMake your text bold.ItalicCtrl+IItalicize your text.UnderlineCtrl+UUnderline your text.Text Highlight ColorMake your text stand out by highlighting it in a bright color.Font ColorChange the color of your text.BulletsCreate a bulleted list.NumberingCreate a numbered list.Decrease IndentMove your paragraph closer to the margin.Increase IndentMove your paragraph farther away from the margin.Block QuoteApply a block-level quotation format in your content.Align LeftCtrl+LAlign your content with the left margin. (Commonly used for body text to make it easier to read.)Align CenterCtrl+ECenter your content on the page. (Commonly used for a formal appearance.)Align RightCtrl+RAlign your content with the right margin. (Commonly used for a formal appearance.)LinkCreate a link in your document for quick access to web pages and files.Pasted or typed URL text is converted into a link. For example, ’http://myexample.com’ will become ’http://myexample.com’. In the Link dialog box, choose the type of link you’d like to insert.The Link Info tab allows you to choose the link type as well as set the link protocol and URL.The Target tab is only available for the URL link type. It specifies the location where the link will open after you select it.UnlinkDelete a link in your email or document.When you place the cursor on a link, the Unlink button on the toolbar becomes active. Select the button to remove the link and make it plain text.SuperscriptType very small letters just above the line of text.SubscriptType very small letters just below the line of text.StrikethroughCross out text by drawing a line through it.Insert ImageYou can insert an image by directly copying and pasting it inline in the editor, dragging and dropping it from your desktop or local folder directly into the editor, or by typing a URL. The following formats are supported: .PNG, .JPG., or .GIF.To insert an image inline in your article: 1. Drag and drop the image or copy and paste it directly into the article. 2. Drag any corner of the image to resize it.To insert an image using a URL or navigating to the local image:1. Choose Insert Image.2. In the Image property dialog, choose from the following options:
*Select Browse to navigate to the image on your computer.
*Or specify the web address of the image, and properties to define how the image will appear in the email or article.Note:
*If the image is located on the external server, use the full absolute path.
*If the image is located on a local server, you can use a relative path.
*If you want the image to be linked to a target, add a URL for the image.
*You can also specify if you want the targeted page to open in a new window, topmost wi
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