This extension enables a more intuitive WYSIWYG editor when editing pages on a MediaWiki-based site. It uses a special version of the FCKeditor that outputs wiki text rather than the usual HTML that caused problems for MediaWiki integrations in the past.
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This extension enables a more intuitive WYSIWYG editor when editing pages on a MediaWiki-based site. It uses a special version of the FCKeditor that outputs wiki text rather than the usual HTML that caused problems for MediaWiki integrations in the past. It is fully featured supporting:
table insertion
image insertion
formatting stuff like: enumerations, font style, headings, etc..
link insertion
find and replace
When this extension is installed, there's an additional tab 'wysiwyg' in the command bar on top of every page which leads directly in the wysiwyg editing mode. Unfortunately, it provides no support of semantic annotations. In fact, it ignores them completely.
See the following link for a working example of this extension in action: Example. It is being jointly developed by the FCKeditor authors and Wikia. Find the original description of this extension at: FCKEditor
There's a requirement which creates one deploy bundle of this extension: Create WYSIWYG extension
You can insert standard wiki magic words, which are defined and come within Mediawiki itself and parser function hooks (e.g. #tree) that come with extensions
Annotations of properties and categories in the article are highlighted if the article is opened in WYSIWYG-mode. Each annotation can be deleted or changed by clicking on it, and new annotations can be created by marking text with the mouse pointer. Each operation requires to switch on the semantic toolbar.
This article describes how to enable the WYSIWYG editor / FCKeditor in order to use it in the free text input within Semantic Forms
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The content of this page uses material from the article Extension:FCKeditor published by FCKeditor team (retrieved on 2009/06/10). This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License.
This extension enables a more intuitive WYSIWYG editor when editing pages on a MediaWiki-based site. It uses a special version of the FCKeditor that outputs wiki text rather than the usual HTML that caused problems for MediaWiki integrations in the past.
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