Editable Content images not responsive

[Mary Abigail]

Hi again

in the Editable Content object, when i'm editing online and inserting an image, it's not responsive. Do i have to manually adjust the code to auto (width and height)?


thank you!

[Pablo]

Whether or not the image is responsive is unrelated to the Editable Content object.
It depends on which editor you use. Different editors have different functionality.

[Mary Abigail]

Whether or not the image is responsive is unrelated to the Editable Content object.
It depends on which editor you use. Different editors have different functionality.

Hello Pablo, i see..

it seems i have to manually adjust the code in order to make the images responsive, i did not try all editors yet

[onlye]

Mary,

Which editor(s) have you worked with, and which do you prefer?

[Mary Abigail]

Mary,

Which editor(s) have you worked with, and which do you prefer?

i think ckeditor is the best so far, has lots of options, but i'm thinking of implementing CushyCMS, i suppose theres a tutorial on implementing it on WWB.

I want a simple way for my customer to add content like text, images, videos, links, etc

I'm kinda new to CMS like these (excluding WordPress)

[Pablo]

ckeditor is outdated.
In summernote you can set the image to full width (100%) via the context menu of the image.

[Mary Abigail]

ckeditor is outdated.
In summernote you can set the image to full width (100%) via the context menu of the image.

i saw it yesterday, but i love CushyCMS, have tried it out and also comes in portuguese which is super cool for my customer and it's really easy to work with and i can design with WWB without thinking of the rest, a super good combination

[onlye]

ckeditor is outdated.
In summernote you can set the image to full width (100%) via the context menu of the image.

Thanks Pablo. I have used ckeditor on my Editable Content sites. I'll revisit Summernote.

[Pablo]

Sun Editor (new in WWB19) also has responsive options:
http://suneditor.com/sample/index.html

[Mary Abigail]

Sun Editor (new in WWB19) also has responsive options:
http://suneditor.com/sample/index.html

Thank you Pablo!