Releases: getkirby/editor
1.0.4
1.0.3
1.0.2
New Features
- Support for target and title attributes for links #40
- Support for placeholders in the inline editor #192
- Support for R in code blocks #191
- Support for JSON files on import #183
Enhancements
- The editor no longer stores the src for existing files in Kirby #189
- Rename “Turn into” into "Change type" #193
- Updated translations (en, lt, ru)
Fixes
1.0.1
- Added the installation guide to the README including the composer installation
- Paragraphs are split correctly on import when they have nested block elements #169
- The right block is focused when the options menu is opened #165
- Fixed typos in the example READMEs
- Fixed settings menus on hover #155
- Links in paragraphs are now exported to proper markdown #152
- New
$page->text()->blocks()->excerpt(140)
method #159 - Added PR and issue templates
- Added license information to the README #153
- The Kirby version comparison is now working as expected
1.0.0
This is the first official version of the new Kirby Editor 🚀
Kirby Editor is a new visual writing and layout field for Kirby. Compose long-form text with consistent inline styles. Add images, videos, quotes and more. Bring your own block types and always rest assured that the output will be valid, customizable HTML.
Features
Block types
Use the Editor's block types to create your content:
- Code
- Heading 1
- Heading 2
- Heading 3
- Image
- KirbyText
- Line
- Numbered List
- Quote
- Text
- Unordered List
- Video
You need more? Create your own block type extensions to integrate the Editor into your projects seamlessly.
Markdown shortcuts
Writing your articles and copy always feels natural in the Editor. Use markdown shortcuts such as #
, -
, ****
and more to add new blocks without ever leaving your keyboard.
Drag & Drop sorting of blocks
Use the intuitive drag & drop interface to rearrange blocks.
Customizable HTML
The HTML of each block can be fine-tuned and customized. Create your own block snippets and use Kirby's familiar template engine to create the markup you are looking for.
HTML & Markdown import
Import HTML & Markdown or paste content directly into the Editor to create new blocks. The smart parser of the Editor will always give you clean structured data for even the worst HTML (We are looking at you, Word)