Gutenberg compatibility andclipboard Feature

Hi aryanrajseo,

of course

1. A “Gutenberg Editor” EnlighterJS plugin will be created in the near future (when TinyMCE got officially replaced)
2. Copy-to-Clipboard – within the EnlighterJS v3 Release

br, Andi

Hi, this is Version: 3.5?

One more question, is there any option where i add file-name.php at the end of the code? Codegroup Title is not showing. is it not for code file name?

Do you have any plan to add an option for the file name like GitHub gist?

EnlighterJS, EnlighterJS.TinyMCE, Enlighter (WordPress) are 3 different projects, each with its own version – https://github.com/EnlighterJS

there is a list of open issues and feature request available for each project
https://github.com/EnlighterJS/Plugin.WordPress/projects/1
https://github.com/EnlighterJS/Plugin.WordPress/issues
https://github.com/EnlighterJS/EnlighterJS/issues
https://github.com/EnlighterJS/EnlighterJS/projects/1

the codegroup settings are explained within the docs – https://github.com/EnlighterJS/Plugin.WordPress/blob/master/docs/Usage_VisualEditor.md#codegroups

FYI: its added to the latest beta (3.8.0-BETA1) – https://github.com/EnlighterJS/Plugin.WordPress

Wow,

Great work.

Is it code file name or clipboard feature?

I wonder how to combine the all three projects together to install on WordPress to test this?

and How each project EnlighterJS, EnlighterJS.TinyMCE, Enlighter (WordPress) combined into a single plugin for official WordPress?

I have checked the plugin file and there was no separate project folder.

Thank you.

v3.8 includes the first beta release of the EnlighterJS.Gutenberg editor plugin. the clipboard feature is related to EnlighterJS 3 which is only available via a development plugin (not recommended to be used in production).

The Enlighter WordPress plugin is the “glue” which combines all components in a user friendly and reliable way. the master branch of the GitHub repository contains the current beta release (not tagged).

Thank you.

But how to test this out? How I combine them to test this for Gutenberg?
I don’t know how to combine all the project together to install it as a plugin.

its already combined in the Enlighter Plugin. The GitHub repository contains the WordPress plugin.

i believe its easier for you to wait for the official release

My bad.
I installed the same and was searching for the separate block. It defaulted in a Classic Editor Block and Working great.

Just an offtopic question. There is one code block in Gutenberg. Do you know if this also works without breaking the code? The classic editor code breaks the pasted code.

I believe you have tested this block and i would like to know if I can trust on this block or not?

I will still use Enlighter. I just want to know as sometimes I need to paste some data, codes in only a few articles on other site.

Thank you.

to use the Gutenberg plugin you have to enable it! Enlighter -> BETA -> Gutenberg Editor

the Enlighter.Gutenberg plugins adds a new block to Gutenberg: “Enlighter Sourcecode” – this block provides all of the fancy Enlighter features. the standard codeblock of Gutenberg does not provide any language selection features.

currently, i won’t trust Gutenberg Editor itself because of the 1000+ active issues…

Thanks.

Enabled the Enlighter but there is no Block named Enlighter or Enlighter Sourcecode Appear.

Using Valet on Mac.

System Info

PHP Version: 7.2.4
Server Software: Darwin
Enlighter Plugin Version: 3.8-BETA1
EnlighterJS Version: 2.12.0
TinyMCE Extension: 3.5.0
Gutenberg Extension: 0.3.0
Cache writeable: true
JSON Extension: installed
Shortcode Processor: Enlighter low-level

within my development environment as well as in the release test everything works fine: https://media.andidittrich.de/2018/08/enlighter_block.png

did you disable the classic Visual Editor integration ? its required to enable it to use gutenberg

No i have not disabled anything.

There is one notice >> Enlighter Plugin Warning: Option use_smilies is enabled. Legacy smiley sequences like ?? are replaced by images which also affects posted sourcecode.

When i visit Settings > Writing there is no option to disable smilies.

I don’t think it will be any problem.

Also noticed that Enlighter Settings page tabs not work every time. Most time it shows all option in single page.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by aryanrajseo.

I am really sorry.

It was my fault. I have not renamed the zip folder Plugin.WordPress-Master to enlighter which was creating issues loading the files and so the settings were not working.

How stupid I am.

It is working perfectly now.

no problem. i would appreciate your feedback regarding the gutenberg plugin.

btw. the use_smilies option is hidden from the “standard” view – you can change the setting directly via /wp-admin/options.php