Folwell CKEditor 5
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Jonathan Miller
Hello,
It looks like there was an update pushed to the WYSIWYG editor and I've noticed at least 3 issues with how it behaves that I am hoping can be looked into.
If we can just have the old version of CKEditor restored as an option that we can select for one of the editors when we are building the page, I think that might be best?
But here are the issues I've seen so far:
- We have some custom styles for different H1, H2, etc. that we could access that are now gone. You can see some of those here like the Heading font with with the yellow background, bold italicized in serif: https://www.cura.umn.edu/research/over-policed-and-under-protected-public-safety-north-minneapolis
- We used to be able to add a style to a list of links that would emphasize them. You can see an example at the end of this page: https://www.cura.umn.edu/programs/university/faculty-interactive-research-program
- When you add images to this version of the WYSIWYG editor, they don't act like they are being styled in the editor. So for example on this page: https://www.cura.umn.edu/research/creating-system-change-how-government-builds-trust-community-based-organizations-serving
The image toward the top is styled to be Folwell half page, but now in the editor it still takes up the full page. When the page is published the image does what it is supposed to.
Thank you for looking into these!
Jonathan
Ollie Moltaji
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Ollie Moltaji
Sounds good, I re-added those to the ckeditor so they should now be available :)
Ollie Moltaji
ok yeah bring that up in your ticket. it seems pretty relevant to your other request... I'll focus on the custom styles that I added for you and take care of that by early next week
Jonathan Miller
Ollie Moltaji: Ok, will do. I might not have access to that form because I get the error message, but do I remember that there is a specific email address for drupal issue tickets? Otherwise, I can send it to the main help@umn.edu one–it usually just takes longer to get routed when I do that, I think
Ollie Moltaji
Jonathan Miller: yep it's ucm@umn.edu
Ollie Moltaji
hmmm I was worried this was going to happen: OIT upgraded CKeditor somewhat recently claiming that the only thing changing was the editor style itself and settings such as custom CSS styles would be preserved. We had too much other work going on to be able to fine-tooth all the sites we have to make sure they passed the upgrade OK and account for the custom CSS styles they may have.
That said, I highly doubt that OIT will be able to help me out with an old database before they made the change so I could figure out what those styles might be. I'll have to do some investigative work to piece together what they all could be, and reconstruct them for you in CURA. Do you know if the links you sent are all possible examples of custom text & link styles? If not, you could you provide more links and examples of all possible custom CSS styles you could think of used on CURA?
As for the last question, that might need to be a separate ticket to OIT if you don't mind sending one in: https://tdx.umn.edu/TDClient/31/Portal/Requests/TicketRequests/NewForm?ID=277&RequestorType=Service
Jonathan Miller
Ollie Moltaji: Ugg, sorry you will have to sort through this!
This link has a couple of the custom ones we had and honestly, these might be the only ones we used a lot:
Here are the headings in the code:
<h2 class="article-heading-yellow">
<h2 class="red-heading">
For the list of links in number 2 (https://www.cura.umn.edu/programs/university/faculty-interactive-research-program), I swear that one was part of the folwell standard deployment that seems to have disappeared. <ul class="link-list"> If that's the case, should I submit a ticket for that one, too?
Jonathan Miller
I was not imagining it, here is the link list. But it doesn't work like they say it should now. When you select the list of links, there is no link list style available:
Ollie Moltaji
Hi Jonathan, fortunately, we had the foresight to put together a document describing CKeditor setup for each of our sites in case something went awry during it's upgrades.
All I can identify for CURA are the following:
h2.article-heading|Article Heading Open Sans
h2.article-heading-yellow|Article Heading Yellow Box
h2.red-heading|Red Heading
does that sound correct?
Jonathan Miller
Ollie Moltaji: Yes, those look correct!
Jonathan Miller
Also, OIT is working on the other 2 issues. I will keep you posted.