Help with Remirror Rich Text Editor

I have…

I’m submitting a…

  • Regression (a behavior that stopped working in a new release)
  • Bug report
  • Performance issue
  • Documentation issue or request

Current behavior

Investigating using the Remirror editor Squidex supports but need some clarity on a couple pieces, and not finding clear docs.

Right now what I would like to do is…

  1. Hide some of the button options available by the editor (IE: the H1)
  2. Get some clarity on what the Html button does. Whenever I use this I always get an error saving “invalid rich text”. I don’t believe this is a bug, rather I’m just confused at how to use this feature in the editor.
  3. Get some clarity on if its possible to add our own extensions to this editor? Whether take advantage of a feature remirror already offers like tables, or create our own (IE: ability to add youtube video, ability to define custom designed section, etc)

Expected behavior

Old docs for the cke classic editor gave some good examples on how to customize. My hope is its possible to customize and I’m just missing a key doc that I’m not finding with search. As well, hoping the customizing doesn’t make me lose great features you built in to make remirror and squidex more feature rich together (like tie into assets, comments, etc)

Richmirror is not a editor, it is more like a library to build custom editors. Therefore it would be difficult to provide docs here. At the moment, I have not tried to integrate it as an external editor, so you would need a fork at the moment.

  1. Hide some of the button options available by the editor (IE: the H1)

This should be easy to todo. Just hide the button in your fork.

  1. Get some clarity on what the Html button does.

The html should allow to insert SOME Html. it is converred to its internal format, therefore you cannot enter any html, only waht gets converted.

  1. Get some clarity on if its possible to add our own extensions to this editor?

You need to fork it and then integrate remirror features. Building something by your own is very challenging.

Thanks for the information, appreciate it.