woops.. i answered this to somebody else via regular email, should've copied it to the list.. The 'catch' is that you first have to activate a container in WYM by clicking it, so you get the blinking cursor in there. Now you should be able to drop images to it. Beware; any html attributes that were given to the page_attachment thumbnail will also be copied to the wym one.
As for non-image drag & dropping, it works, but not on IE, and you need a little tweaking. see http://pastie.caboo.se/145546 for our _attachment.rhtml. You'll need to finish a bit to your likings, but i'm sure the pastie explains everything. The point is that you need a link to drag and drop into wym. IE doesn't allow you to d&d files because it doesn't allow to paste links into wym. That's what you do when you d&d a file; you again copy the image (file icon) and the <a> tags that it has around it to the editor. You can then start typing the link text, and leave or delete the icon image. > Adding Radius tags seems to be allowed only in the code view, and > editing these tags is difficult because WYMeditor adds a custom <hr> tag > to support tags appearing in the editor window. Indeed, you can't really insert radius through wym. When a page needs radius, i switch it back to <none> filter. If the page is mostly radius, i leave it like that, if it's a page that the end user might want to edit, i put it back to wym. WYM doesn't work on safari indeed, but we don't see that as a problem. If we would have any clients on safari, i wouldn't mind suggesting they switch to firefox. It's still a back-end after all, and wym can be a great help to keep the front-end accessible for all browsers. hope that clears things up a bit.. rgrds, Benny -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. _______________________________________________ Radiant mailing list Post: [email protected] Search: http://radiantcms.org/mailing-list/search/ Site: http://lists.radiantcms.org/mailman/listinfo/radiant
