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  2. MDL-34875 TinyMCE improvements in 2.4 - META
  3. MDL-34878

Basic setting for customisation of editor buttons

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      1/ Go to tinymce settings and type some button names there, they must be separated by commas (example: preview,table,image).
      2/ Go to a tinymce editor and verify editor instances contain only those buttons which you configured to be shown.
      3/ Add some more buttons on a new line (e.g. bold, italics).
      4/ Verify that they appear on a new line.

      Alternatively test together with MDL-34955, it improves this area a bit more (list of available buttons for each subplugin, link to main TinyMCE docs page, etc.)

      MDL-34990 fixes problems with invalid button separators, please use only valid settings here.

      (note: this is part of a bunch of issues from a META issue MDL-34875. this shouldn't affect tests though)

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      1/ Go to tinymce settings and type some button names there, they must be separated by commas (example: preview,table,image). 2/ Go to a tinymce editor and verify editor instances contain only those buttons which you configured to be shown. 3/ Add some more buttons on a new line (e.g. bold, italics). 4/ Verify that they appear on a new line. Alternatively test together with MDL-34955 , it improves this area a bit more (list of available buttons for each subplugin, link to main TinyMCE docs page, etc.) MDL-34990 fixes problems with invalid button separators, please use only valid settings here. (note: this is part of a bunch of issues from a META issue MDL-34875 . this shouldn't affect tests though)

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      My current idea is to add simple textarea when admins may type rows of buttons they want to have, this may not be suitable for dynamic things but I believe that is the most simple UI we could have.

      Expected use cases:

      • Administrator wants to add more buttons.
      • Administrator wants to remove some buttons.
      • Administrator wants to rearrange toolbar.

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              skodak Petr Skoda
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              Aparup Banerjee Aparup Banerjee
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                3/Dec/12