Release 1.10.0
- you can now insert content
Thanks for the kind words and the support. This whole plugin is me flailing around trying to figure out this code thing.
Iām working on the YouTube extension now. It gave me a couple of errors last night ā I was so tired I didnāt even google it; I dropped it on the thread hoping someone would have the answer.
I donāt think thereās any way around it. What are you trying to do / avoid? I know itās quite tiring setting up the menu (believe me, Iāve set up more menus testing this plugin than I ever thought possible).
Iāll look around Tiptapās Github forum to see if thereās anything. At the same time Iāll amuse myself with Githubās issue tracker, issue #4.
Mind sharing your example? I donāt know what Tiptap does when it takes those menus. It probably adds some CSS that conflicts / overrides Bubbleās settings. Iāll look around for CSS ideas.
Anyway, Iāve made an issue that I will try to solve; issue #2.
I think you can just use the same command again to stop it. Or Cmd + Shift + B
Hi @rico.trevisan , I want to report a bug related with links inside the tiptap.
Problem
Iām using the Tiptap with the āInput is enableā unchecked, so my users is not able to edit the content. So, the links are getting a unexpected behavior.
You can see it in your demo page too. The links are opening in two tabs and the browser think that one is a popup. But if you try to click in the second link, the tab is open with the link of the first one that you clicked for the first time, so on.
Expected Behavior
When inserted one or multiple links in Tiptap while the āInput is enableā is unchecked they have to open in a new tab.
How to replicate:
On your demo page, insert two more links, one for google and other to youtube. Click on them with āInput is enableā checked and after unckecked and see the behavior.
I record my screen too, so you can see the same.
Iāll appreciate any advance on this, because my pages has a lot of link for my users.
Thanks!
If anyone has the random āborderā showing up on the bottom right, add this to your script in the body (Settings - > SEO/metatags):
/* Hide scrollbar for Chrome, Safari and Opera */ div[class$="-AAC"]::-webkit-scrollbar { display: none !important; -webkit-box-shadow: none !important; -moz-box-shadow: none !important; box-shadow: none !important; } /* Hide scrollbar for IE, Edge and Firefox */ div[class$="-AAC"] { -ms-overflow-style: none !important; /* IE and Edge */ scrollbar-width: none !important; /* Firefox */ }overflow: scroll
overflow: auto
Rico, hi, there is one idea that can allow us to add content to the beginning of the article, which in some cases (if the articles are very long) can be a convenient element of orientation in this text
Essentially, the task is to add an id tag to all h1, h2, h3, h4, h5. For simplicity, you can simply make them numbers #1, #2⦠And then you can click on the title and get to exactly the place where you need to go
And separately output such a list of titles (contents)
Instead of adding code-highlighting to the plugin, I figured I abstract the code into its own plugin so that itās lighter.
Get the plugin here: Code syntax highlighter Plugin | Bubble