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I've used the plugins of redactor editor to change the font size and font color of text. It's working fine in other tags except the header. Don't understand why.. I've tried this $('#redactor').redactor({ focus: true, plugins: ['fontcolor', 'fontsize'], formatting: ['p', 'blockquote', 'h1', 'h2', 'h3', 'h4', 'h5', 'h6'], }); Any help? You can format the text by adding CSS! By adding classes to the elements, you could style them like you want to See the documentation or the example below for more information! HTML: <textarea id="redactor" name="content">...</textarea> JS: <script type="text

When Uploading a image through Redactor Redactor will generate <img src="blablabla.png"/> tag What if I want the tag is like: <img class="myClass" src="blablabla.png"/> How to do this? I have viewed all the API and Callback but I didn't find any method to implement this. It looks like you can use the imageUploadCallback . This callback is triggered on successful image upload and the image DOM element is there for you to manipulate. $('#redactor').redactor({ imageUploadCallback: function(image, json) { // image = this is DOM element of image // json = for example: { "filelink": "/images/img.jpg

How can I add spell checking to the jQuery Redactor editor? I have found a few spell checking JavaScript plugins, but none are easily integrated into Redactor. Has anyone managed to do this successfully? Using .NET, and need our own custom dictionary. None of these spell checkers I've found can be easily integrated: JavaScript SpellCheck WebSpellChecker (expensive) JQuery Spell Checker (uses Google spell check, no custom dictionary with .NET) badsyntax I'm the author of the jQuery SpellChecker you linked to. I have re-written the plugin and created a demo page showing how you can integrate it

I am using Redactor as an HTML editor, which has a component for uploading images and files . Redactor takes care of the client side bit, and I need to provide the server side upload functionality. I have no problem getting the uploads to work if I use Request.Files in the controller. But I would like to bind the posted files to a Model, and I seem unable to do this, because the parameter they are sent with is files[] - with square brackets in the name. My question: Is it possible to bind the posted "file[]" to an MVC model? It's an invalid property name, and using file alone doesn't work.

So I am working on a new site in AngularJS, and loving it! I have encountered a problem, however. I am trying to add a jQuery plugin called 'Redactor' to my textareas, but I think what is happening is when I initialise the plugin, it replaces the textarea element. The reason this is problematic, is because I have set an 'ng-model' attribute to the text area, like so: I am using AngularJS UI to pickup the focus event, and then execute the following code upon focus of the text $scope.addRedactor = function() { $('.redactor').redactor(); }); Now I can't seem to get the value of the textarea,