WYSIWYG Starter
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This module does the basic setup to implement Drupal WYSIWYG Best Practices recommended by Matthew Vaughan. It is designed to work either as a standalone module or as a component within a Drupal distro.
WYSIWYG Starter includes a submodule named "WYSIWYG Starter Formats" which defines a couple of text formats and WYSIWYG profiles named Filtered HTML and Full HTML. If you do not want to use them, leave the submodule disabled and manually define your own text formats and WYSIWYG profiles.
Using WYSIWYG Starter as a Standalone Module
Simply download the WYSIWYG Starter's dependencies and enable them along with the WYSIWYG Starter module.
Module dependencies
- Better Formats
- Ckeditor Link
- CTools
- Features
- IMCE
- IMCE Crop
- IMCE Filefield
- IMCE Mkdir
- IMCE WYSIWYG
- Libraries
- Strongarm
- WYSIWYG
Library dependencies
- CKEditor: Save the full version of CKEditor version 4.5.6 or later in path sites/all/libraries/ckeditor
- Code Mirror plugin for CKEditor: Save this in path sites/all/libraries/ckeditor_plugins/codemirror
- Media Embed plugin for CKEditor: Save this in path sites/all/libraries/ckeditor_media_embed/mediaembed
Using WYSIWYG Starter in a Distro
To use WYSIWYG Starter to add WYSIWYG functionality to your Drupal distro, just add the following line to file drupal-org.make:
projects[wysiwyg_starter] = 1.0-beta1
Then (optionally) you may want to add the following lines to your distro's .info file:
dependencies[] = wysiwyg_starter
dependencies[] = wysiwyg_starter_formats
Note
You may want to provide additional configuration after enabling this module, such as configuring content types, fields, or user roles and permissions to further define how WYSIWYG editing is implemented on your website and who has access to use it.
