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  • Rob Gietema

TinyMCE 1.1rc3 up for testing

A new release candidate of TinyMCE is released and available for testing, so start your testing engines…

This new version contains a lot of fixes, some of the highlights are:

  • Upgrade steps and uninstall profile added.
  • Definition lists added.
  • Upgrade to TinyMCE 3.5.2.
  • Improved handling of inserting images (all credits to the balloon sprint team!).

A full list of all the changes can be found in the changelog

Plone 4

This version also adds support for the upcoming Plone 4. This PLIP which proposes TinyMCE to become the default WYSIWYG editor has been approved by the framework team and is ready for review.

I18n

All the control panel messages are also translatable in this version, so anybody who is interested in creating translations please feel free to add them in svn. English and Dutch are already available at this moment.

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