Johan Reitsma discusses a workaround for managing Rich Text Editor (RTE) styles in Umbraco 13, highlighting the separation of stylesheets and appsettings.json for enhanced flexibility. It provides a method to dynamically update RTE styles from a JSON file, improving readability and maintainability, while noting limitations in Umbraco 15+ with the transition to TipTap.
Corné Hoskam provides a guide for transitioning from rich text to markdown in Umbraco, detailing the creation of an API controller to export content. Key steps include retrieving content, converting it using the ReverseMarkdown library, and resolving internal links. This process facilitates bulk markdown exports of Umbraco pages.
Sam Forrest discusses enhancing Umbraco's rich text editor by adding a "code sample" plugin to facilitate code snippet inclusion in blog posts. Key steps include updating the appsettings.json to allow the <code> tag, configuring the backoffice to include the plugin, and styling snippets using PrismJS for improved presentation.
Umbraco 15 introduces a new Rich Text Editor (RTE) UI built on TipTap, replacing TinyMCE due to licensing issues. This update enhances usability with improved copy-paste handling and greater customization for developers. The transition reflects Umbraco's commitment to innovation and adaptability in content management, with further refinements expected in upcoming releases.