WYSIWYG Configuration with TinyMCE and Shortcodes

Contributed by http://www.sooperthemes.com/#-Drupal-Themes

This module is a shortcut to the ultimate WYSIWYG experience.
Editors are difficult to set up and with all the development going on it's hard to keep track of what is out there. This module contains features-compatible configuration that automatically adds the popular TinyMCE editor to your site along with some awesome new capabilities such as shortcodes and media management (ie file management, flickr/youtube integration).

Note: you might not be used to installing "dev" versions of modules instead of regular stable versions (like 1.0 or 3.5). It turns out though that in the world of WYSIWYG editors the latest dev versions have the least problems.

Shortcodes?

http://demo.lumi.sooperthemes.com/content/shortcodes

Installation

Unfortunately there are still some steps in the installation:

1. Download this module and all dependencies listed below
2. Download the TinyMCE library to sites/all/libraries as per the wysiwyg instructions

. Optionally also install the syntaxhighlighter library in the same fashion.

3. Enable only this module, the WYSIWYG Configuration, and the dependent modules will automatically be enabled.
4. Enjoy wysiwyg bliss

Dependencies

features (Latest dev)
file_entity (2.0-unstable6)
footnotes + footnotes_wysiwyg (Latest dev)
media + media_internet (2.0-unstable6)
media_flickr (2.0-alpha3)
media_vimeo (2.x-dev)
media_youtube (7.x-2.0-rc1)
sc_basic (Latest recommended release)
shortcode + shortcode_wysiwyg (Latest recommended release)
strongarm (2.x-dev)
syntaxhighlighter (Latest recommended release)
wysiwyg (Latest recommended release)
views (Latest recommended release)
ctools (Latest recommended release)

Yes your wysiwyg editor depends on views -- the 2.x branch of the media module features a file browser that uses views for listings so you can override and customize it.