resources/js/wysiwyg-tinymce/fixes.js
/**
* Handle alignment for embed (iframe/video) content.
* TinyMCE built-in handling doesn't work well for these when classes are used for
* alignment, since the editor wraps these elements in a non-editable preview span
* which looses tracking and setting of alignment options.
* Here we manually manage these properties and formatting events, by effectively
* syncing the alignment classes to the parent preview span.
* @param {Editor} editor
*/
export function handleEmbedAlignmentChanges(editor) {
function updateClassesForPreview(previewElem) {
const mediaTarget = previewElem.querySelector('iframe, video');
if (!mediaTarget) {
return;
}
const alignmentClasses = [...mediaTarget.classList.values()].filter(c => c.startsWith('align-'));
const previewAlignClasses = [...previewElem.classList.values()].filter(c => c.startsWith('align-'));
previewElem.classList.remove(...previewAlignClasses);
previewElem.classList.add(...alignmentClasses);
}
editor.on('SetContent', () => {
const previewElems = editor.dom.select('span.mce-preview-object');
for (const previewElem of previewElems) {
updateClassesForPreview(previewElem);
}
});
editor.on('FormatApply', event => {
const isAlignment = event.format.startsWith('align');
const isElement = event.node instanceof editor.dom.doc.defaultView.HTMLElement;
if (!isElement || !isAlignment || !event.node.matches('.mce-preview-object')) {
return;
}
const realTarget = event.node.querySelector('iframe, video');
if (realTarget) {
const className = (editor.formatter.get(event.format)[0]?.classes || [])[0];
const toAdd = !realTarget.classList.contains(className);
const wrapperClasses = (event.node.getAttribute('data-mce-p-class') || '').split(' ');
const wrapperClassesFiltered = wrapperClasses.filter(c => !c.startsWith('align-'));
if (toAdd) {
wrapperClassesFiltered.push(className);
}
const classesToApply = wrapperClassesFiltered.join(' ');
event.node.setAttribute('data-mce-p-class', classesToApply);
realTarget.setAttribute('class', classesToApply);
editor.formatter.apply(event.format, {}, realTarget);
updateClassesForPreview(event.node);
}
});
}
/**
* Cleans up and removes text-alignment specific properties on all child elements.
* @param {HTMLElement} element
*/
function cleanChildAlignment(element) {
const alignedChildren = element.querySelectorAll('[align],[style*="text-align"],.align-center,.align-left,.align-right');
for (const child of alignedChildren) {
child.removeAttribute('align');
child.style.textAlign = null;
child.classList.remove('align-center', 'align-right', 'align-left');
}
}
/**
* Cleans up the direction property for an element.
* Removes all inline direction control from child elements.
* Removes non "dir" attribute direction control from provided element.
* @param {HTMLElement} element
*/
function cleanElementDirection(element) {
const directionChildren = element.querySelectorAll('[dir],[style*="direction"]');
for (const child of directionChildren) {
child.removeAttribute('dir');
child.style.direction = null;
}
cleanChildAlignment(element);
element.style.direction = null;
element.style.textAlign = null;
element.removeAttribute('align');
}
/**
* @typedef {Function} TableCellHandler
* @param {HTMLTableCellElement} cell
*/
/**
* This tracks table cell range selection, so we can apply custom handling where
* required to actions applied to such selections.
* The events used don't seem to be advertised by TinyMCE.
* Found at https://github.com/tinymce/tinymce/blob/6.8.3/modules/tinymce/src/models/dom/main/ts/table/api/Events.ts
* @param {Editor} editor
*/
export function handleTableCellRangeEvents(editor) {
/** @var {HTMLTableCellElement[]} * */
let selectedCells = [];
editor.on('TableSelectionChange', event => {
selectedCells = (event.cells || []).map(cell => cell.dom);
});
editor.on('TableSelectionClear', () => {
selectedCells = [];
});
/**
* @type {Object<String, TableCellHandler>}
*/
const actionByCommand = {
// TinyMCE does not seem to do a great job on clearing styles in complex
// scenarios (like copied word content) when a range of table cells
// are selected. Here we watch for clear formatting events, so some manual
// cleanup can be performed.
RemoveFormat: cell => {
const attrsToRemove = ['class', 'style', 'width', 'height', 'align'];
for (const attr of attrsToRemove) {
cell.removeAttribute(attr);
}
},
// TinyMCE does not apply direction events to table cell range selections
// so here we hastily patch in that ability by setting the direction ourselves
// when a direction event is fired.
mceDirectionLTR: cell => {
cell.setAttribute('dir', 'ltr');
cleanElementDirection(cell);
},
mceDirectionRTL: cell => {
cell.setAttribute('dir', 'rtl');
cleanElementDirection(cell);
},
// The "align" attribute can exist on table elements so this clears
// the attribute, and also clears common child alignment properties,
// when a text direction action is made for a table cell range.
JustifyLeft: cell => {
cell.removeAttribute('align');
cleanChildAlignment(cell);
},
};
// Copy justify left action to other alignment actions
actionByCommand.JustifyRight = actionByCommand.JustifyLeft;
actionByCommand.JustifyCenter = actionByCommand.JustifyLeft;
actionByCommand.JustifyFull = actionByCommand.JustifyLeft;
editor.on('ExecCommand', event => {
const action = actionByCommand[event.command];
if (action) {
for (const cell of selectedCells) {
action(cell);
}
}
});
}
/**
* Direction control might not work if there are other unexpected direction-handling styles
* or attributes involved nearby. This watches for direction change events to clean
* up direction controls, removing non-dir-attr direction controls, while removing
* directions from child elements that may be involved.
* @param {Editor} editor
*/
export function handleTextDirectionCleaning(editor) {
editor.on('ExecCommand', event => {
const command = event.command;
if (command !== 'mceDirectionLTR' && command !== 'mceDirectionRTL') {
return;
}
const blocks = editor.selection.getSelectedBlocks();
for (const block of blocks) {
cleanElementDirection(block);
}
});
}