Little feature request - html editor

[weblike]

Hi,

Support please add the "Justify" option in html editor. I know there is html code editing possible, but not all my users are knowing to do this.


thank you

[weblike]

Hi Support,

Please reconsider this in your todo list...
We re using a lot this html editor and justified text looks better than a left arranged text:

[BenHayat]

Great idea George!
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[customaware]

I doubt it is possible. It is a Sencha control I suspect which does not at this stage seem to have a Justify option.

[weblike]

Hi Mark,

Here is a example of integrating TinyMce editor in Extjs5 http://www.point-constructor.com/tinyta_demo/

Thank you.

[BenHayat]

Hi Mark,

Here is a example of integrating TinyMce editor in Extjs5 http://www.point-constructor.com/tinyta_demo/

Thank you.

I've seen TinyMCE used in many applications.

[customaware]

I am not very good at nutting that stuff out but in my head, the area where I get stuck is getting an object back into Aware.

I think it would be an easy task to call the Tiny Editor but the problem is what to do with what you type.

I am sure there is a way but I dont know how.

[hpl123]

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[weblike]

Hi all,

I have a simple workaround on this.

Simply put the attribute tag in a <div> inside the html template:

<div style="font-size:12px; line-height:15px; padding-left=30px; padding-top:10px; padding-bottom:20px; width:630px;" align="justify">

<<BOOrder.ContractDetails>>

</div>

This seems to do the tricks...




Cheers

[BenHayat]

Nice George! Cheers to you too!

[BenHayat]

Hi George;

Again, thank you for the workaround. Today, as I experimented with that Div and align="justify" I have come to conclusion that it's best to ONLY put the align attribute to Div and nothing else in order not to affect the formatting of the content.

So I wrapped my tag with
<div align="justify">
xxxxxxxxxx
</div>

And the result came out perfect, and if the user changed the form size, everything adjusted dynamically.
Simple, yet powerful!