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The wysiwyg-editor shortcut should remove the hassle of figuring out the timestamp for a certain datetime. Instead, the user should be able to simply select a date and specify whether they want a fixed or relative time view.
Additionally, clicking on the toolbar with an active selection could simply enclose the text (ideally a valid timestamp) with the BBCode.
Add typescript module to change default behaviour of the bbcode button
Add current timestamp when clicking the toolbar button without active selection
Wrap tags around current selection
WoltLabs implementation is (seemingly) insufficient in providing necessary information, so this has to be done manually.
The editor holding all the information is not accessible at all and there is no information about the selection (range/offset)
Open popup to select a datetime and insert its timestamp into the editor (with tags)
Add formatting options to the popup
The popup might require a separate ckeditor-plugin implementation, which is out-of-scope for this plugin. I can think of an implementation via dialog instead. Not so intuitive, but implemented quite quickly.
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The wysiwyg-editor shortcut should remove the hassle of figuring out the timestamp for a certain datetime. Instead, the user should be able to simply select a date and specify whether they want a fixed or relative time view.
Additionally, clicking on the toolbar with an active selection could simply enclose the text (ideally a valid timestamp) with the BBCode.
The popup might require a separate ckeditor-plugin implementation, which is out-of-scope for this plugin. I can think of an implementation via dialog instead. Not so intuitive, but implemented quite quickly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: