Overview On June 3, 2019, our pricing for Tiny Cloud subscriptions changes from ‘active users’ to ‘editor loads’. Any new Tiny Cloud premium subscriptions started on or after June 3 will use this new metric, as well as renewals which occur after June 2, 2019. Please note this change refers only to paid Cloud subscriptions….
Despite Gutenberg providing the Classic Block in WordPress 5, many developers prefer to switch back to the classic editor. You can return to the classic rich text WYSIWYG interface by installing the Classic Editor WordPress plugin.
Migrating from Froala Editor 3 to TinyMCE 5 is easy and can be done in three simple steps with a bit of cutting and pasting.
Provide developers and content creators with the means to apply web content accessibility requirements with minimal effort.
Tiny sponsored JoomlaDay Australia Brisbane 2019 – a weekend of engaging seminars and hands-on workshops, enjoyed by both experts and newcomers and, of course, a celebration of all things Joomla.
Is accessibility the next big legal headache, or is it the obvious future for the next generation of software? Here are the things you need to consider.
You now have the ability to build custom skins for TinyMCE. In this post we share several pre-built skins for popular design systems like Bootstrap, Microsoft Fabric and Google’s Material Design.
A new mobile experience is coming to TinyMCE later this year. If you’d like to get ahead of the curve, here’s how you can check it out today.
During our annual hackathon earlier this year we challenged ourselves to build a markdown mode for TinyMCE. Here’s how we did it in record time.
TinyMCE 5.0.13 is now available, with expanded color map functionality, improved contextual toolbar positioning, a better Find and Replace experience, plus accessibility and dialog improvements. Update today.
In TinyMCE 5, we introduced a new method to style the editor that enables extensive skinning in a robust and supported way. Here’s how you can do it to your TinyMCE instance.
If you missed our TinyMCE webinar this week, you missed a good one – we reviewed important product updates from Q2 for the core editor, premium features and plugins, and Tiny Drive. We also talked about Tiny Product Week, Tiny Labs, and introduced a new third-party tech partner and the plugins this company has built…
As the Tiny engineering team grew, and with more than 20 library projects sitting in a multi-repository environment, the team decided to move to a monorepo. Andy Herron explains how he went about delivering what started as a simple proposal.
You did it again. For the second time this year, TinyMCE is recognized by G2 Crowd as the #1 WYSIWYG editor in their Summer Grid® Report.
Today we’re announcing the addition of video previews to Tiny Drive and a new standalone capability, a new Skins and Icon Packs premium feature, a major release of PowerPaste, and TinyMCE 5.0.7. Skins and Icon Packs One of the benefits of TinyMCE 5 is the ability to easily customize the UI in countless ways, thanks…
Today I’ll share a story of how a single, commonly-used workflow broke my startup. And how a simple solution might have saved the day.
Don’t take our word for it. Tiny’s annual “product week” hackathon is a blast. We invited long-time TinyMCE user Marty Friedel to join us, and share his thoughts about TinyMCE with the team. Here’s his review of PW19.
What does HCL’s acquisition of Notes, Domino, and Connections mean for users? We headed to the Engage conference in Belgium to find out.
Have you built a terrific open source or commercial plugin for TinyMCE? We’d love to hear about your plugin and discuss featuring it as part of our TinyMCE Technology Partners program. Once we’ve added your plugin to our growing list of technology partners, we’ll share the plugin with our global audience of technologists. We will…
In this post we will teardown TinyMCE inside Instructure’s Canvas learning management system. Let’s see what we learned.
