#Craft redactor options install#
#Craft redactor options update#
#Craft redactor options license#

Fixed a bug where the field value wasnвЂ™t updated after content was removed via a context bar.Image modals now support a Command/ Ctrl + S keyboard shortcut.Entry selection modals now include a site selector.Redactor fields now convert static element URLs to reference tags on save.This ensures that there is a space on either side of the inline style, and prevents some formatting headaches. What I typically do is when I want to insert an inline style, I type two spaces, then the left-arrow key, and then I insert my inline style in Redactor.

Redactor can be a little weird with inline styles this isnвЂ™t anything specific to Rich Variables. So for frontend display, you might need to add some CSS to override this if you donвЂ™t want them underlined. The default styling for these seldom-used tags is text-decoration: underline in many browsers. To display itself in a tokenized way, Rich Variables wraps the inserted variables in tags. The fun thing about the way Rich Variables works is that since it leverages the built-in Craft functionality of Reference Tags, even if you uninstall the Rich Variables plugin, everything will continue to work. On the frontend, the display of the Rich Text field will also automatically include the Globals set values, and might look something like this: If you change the values in your Globals set Fields, they will automatically be updated everywhere they are used in your Rich Text fields. This is actually a Reference Tag to the Globals set Element and Field that you chose.

Make sure you edit the settings that your Rich Text fields use to add richvariables to the plugins array.ДЇor example, hereвЂ™s what my Standard.json Redactor settings looks like: You can do this by editing the Redactor settings in craft/config/redactor/. To do this, click on Settingsв†’ Rich Variables and choose your Globals set, then click on Save:ДЇinally, weвЂ™ll need to let Redactor (the Craft 2.x Rich Text editor) know that we want to use the Rich Variables plugin. Next, you need to tell Rich Variables which Globals set (you can have an arbitrary number of them) that it should use. You can put any kinds of fields that you want into your Globals set, but Rich Variables only recognizes the following FieldTypes currently: PlainText, RichText, Number, Date, Dropdown, and Preparse. To configure Rich Variables, first youвЂ™ll need to create a Globals set (if you donвЂ™t have one already) by clicking on Settingsв†’ Globals:

#Craft redactor options update#

When it comes time to update those loan rates, you can just change them in your Globals set, and they will be automatically updated wherever they are used in your Rich Text fields. Rich Variables allows you to easily use Craft Globals as variables in Rich Text fields.ДЇor instance, you might have loan rates that appear in the body of multiple Rich Text fields, and maybe even in multiple places in each field. Rich Variables works on Craft 3.x Rich Variables Overview #

#Craft redactor options install#

You can also install Rich Variables via the Plugin Store in the Craft Control Panel. craft install/plugin rich-variables via the CLI, or in the Control Panel, go to Settings в†’ Plugins and click the вЂњInstallвЂќ button for Rich Variables.

Install with Composer via composer require nystudio107/craft-richvariables from your project directory.

To install Rich Variables, follow these steps: This plugin requires Craft CMS 3.0.0 or later.

#Craft redactor options license#

Note: The license fee for this plugin is $19.00 via the Craft Plugin Store. Rich Variables plugin for Craft CMS 3.x #ДЄllows you to easily use Craft Globals as variables in Rich Text fields