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This module allows custom JavaScript to be injected inside a WYSIWYG iframe and modify the content within it.
It is useful if you have JavaScript that runs on the front end of your site and you want to run the same JavaScript inside the WYSIWYG to make the appearance of the content in the WYSIWYG more closely match the final output.
It requires the Wysiwyg module in order to work, and currently only works if you are using CKEditor as your WYSIWYG editor.
Note that CKEditor itself allows custom CSS to be injected into the WYSIWYG (and the Wysiwyg module exposes an administrative interface for setting that) but does not allow custom JavaScript to be injected. This module fills that gap.
Currently this module does not provide an administrative interface for indicating which JavaScript should be injected into the WYSIWYG. Instead, you must write code which implements a hook (hook_wysiwyg_custom_js_alter()) to do that.
Once you implement that hook, this module takes care of the rest. For example, it ensures that Drupal behaviors defined inside your custom JavaScript files are automatically attached and detached at the correct times when the WYSIWYG is active.
Project information
Minimally maintained
Maintainers monitor issues, but fast responses are not guaranteed.- Project categories: Developer tools, Content editing experience
- Created by David_Rothstein on , updated
This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.
Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.
