A) Description – top

The currently magento is using Wysiwyg editor for default, so it is not good enough for managers to insert images, resize, crop, upload … and files management quickly. And it isn’t also smart enough for image/videos files management. “Wysiwyg Editor Pro For Magento 2” extension provides many features for improving that. It based on Tinymce version: 4, and using “RESPONSIVE filemanager”. It still keeps old features, insert widget, block, variable …. ! It is very helpful for fast modification and files management.

B) Key Features – top

  • Quickly upload image/video files with drag – drop
  • Multiple upload and insert images/videos
  • Auto fill image title and description by filename (support multiple files and support filename with utf-8 unicode) Also, it supports for uploading media/image screen
  • Quickly resize images/videos
  • Support insert magento widget, block, variable and url (same old version)
  • Support any Tinymce ver 4 features
  • Find, sort and provide smart view mode
  • Rename, crop, resize, rotate, remove … and many features for modification image

  • Allow enable/disable “Wysiwyg Editor Pro” in product page and block/cms page

C) How to install Wysiwyg Editor Pro For Magento 2 – top

As you may know, there are two most popular ways of installing magento 2 extension. The first one is to use COMMAND LINE and the send one is to install manually.

Wysiwyg Editor Pro can be installed in a few minutes by going through these following steps

Step 1: Download/purchase the extension

Step 2: Unzip the file in a temporary directory

Step 3: Upload it to your Magento installation root directory

Step 4: Disable the cache under System­ >> Cache Management

Step 5: Enter the following at the command line:

Run command bellow:

php ­f bin/magento setup:upgrade

Step 6: After opening Stores­ >>Configuration >­>Advanced >­> Advanced, the module will be shown in the admin panel

Option 2. Magento 2 install extension manually

Step 1: Download/purchase the extension

Step 2: Unzip the file in a temporary directory

Step 3: Upload it to your Magento installation root directory

Step 4: Disable the cache under System­ >> Cache Management

Edit app/etc/config.php file and three line code:

‘Min_Base’ => 1,

Min_Editor => 1,

Step 5: Disable the cache under System >­> Cache Management

Step 6 : After opening Stores ­>> Configuration­ >> Advanced­ >>

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