The clean-js jake command helps remove all minified js files that get generated using the minify bundle jake command
By running clean-js before running the minify command, we ensure that the tinymce files are consistent after being rebuilt/minified.
This is helpful with multiple app servers that are applying the same changes to the TinyMCE editor
This ensures that no matter on which machine the files are rebuilt, the resulting minified plugin files are consistent among all
- Add announcements view using JSX to the dashboard sidebar
- Create a new maintenance interface to edit and manage announcements
- Adds an override to main.html template to include new skip links
- Add plugins required for announcements to TinyMCE
This is motivated by a desire to have system wide messages for students
that show on the dashboard. Enabled with FEATURES['ENABLE_ANNOUNCEMENTS'].
Global staff are allowed to edit from the studio maintenance view.
- If link has a "@" and a ":", do not consider it an email address.
Add un-minified version of plugin.js file for link plugin.
Update build instructions to include media plugin.
Commit re-built minified JS.
Add all plugins to Jakefile.js in zip file.
Reason for this commit:
Split acceptance test was failing when TinyMCE detected a Split asset
key as an email address. Fix was to modify email address detection.
Separating and documenting tinyMCE font imports from customized vendor code and customized render styling css files (because font must load first in iframe).
Add the TinyMCE font file to the CMS pipeline.
Changed tiny-MCE to not load CSS files dynamically.
Added CSS files for tiny-MCE in env files.
Moved TinyMCE files to directory structure required by Jake command.
Changed clients of "tinymce.min.js" to use "tinymce.full.min.js" instead.
Updated CHANGELOG to indicate tinymce version 4.0.20.
Renamed tinymce.css.
Directions for creating tinymce.full.min.js and commenting of edX changes.
Updated comments related to disabling dynamic JS and CSS file loading in tinymce.
Allow TinyMCE to handle CSS within the iframe.
