Configuring input formats
Configuring the WYSIWYG module is more complex than most, because the settings are in two locations:
Developer info (D6-)
This page lists known issues and tutorials for module developers to make their modules compatible to Wysiwyg module.
Developer info (D7+) - Creating a text field with Wysiwyg enabled
Drupal 7 introduces the form element #type text_format, which is a text-format-enabled version of a textarea.
Extending WYSIWYG
Modules and Extenstions for WYSIWYG This page should list available modules for the WYSIWYG module with its different use cases.
External issue trackers
This page contains a list of URLs to issue trackers for external client-side editors, aka. WYSIWYG/rich-text editors. Please consult the
Installing a text editor in Drupal 6
Drupal uses a module called WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) to allow users to plug in their preferred text editor. There are many
Plugin modules for with WYSIWYG module
Note to editors: Keep this page short and to the point, noting key criteria only. The individual project pages explain the plugins already.
