TinyMCE 7.6.1

In previous versions of the Comments plugin, an issue was identified where the mentions in comments dropdown was still visible after the @ mentioned text was removed in quick succession.

This behavior occurred when the users list was updated following a successful API fetch request, even when the mentioned text was completely deleted.

As a result, users were unable to interact with or close the @ mentions dropdown.

In TinyMCE 7.6.1, the logic has been updated to ensure the users list is only refreshed if the mentioned text is not entirely removed. This change ensures that the mentions dropdown automatically closes when the @ mentioned text is deleted.

Previously, an issue was identified where pressing the Space or Enter key when the mentions dropdown in the comments textarea displayed the message "no users found" did not close the dropdown, unlike in the editor.

TinyMCE 7.6.1 resolves this issue by ensuring that pressing the Space or Enter key closes the dropdown, maintaining consistent functionality between the comments textarea and the editor.

Previously, an issue was identified where the comment sidebar would close when using the keyboard shortcut Cmd + Opt + M on Mac and Ctrl + Alt + M on Windows while the editor was in a disabled state.

This led to inconsistent behavior, as keyboard shortcuts remained functional despite the editor being disabled.

TinyMCE 7.6.1 addresses this issue. The behavior of keyboard shortcuts has been updated to ensure that the comment sidebar shortcut is disabled when the editor is in a disabled state.

For information on the Comments plugin, see: Introduction to Tiny Comments.

An issue was identified where an internal custom style attribute of an image was not updated correctly after a user modified its width and height.

This issue occurred because the resize function was triggered while the selection focus was elsewhere, due to a debounce delay between the input and the resize operation. As a result, the resize operation was performed on the current selection instead of the intended image.

This led to other editor components that rely on that custom style attribute to accidentally read outdated values, resulting in the resize not being applied correctly since the selection was not on the intended image.

TinyMCE 7.6.1 addresses this issue, by updating the custom style attribute appropriately whenever a resize operation is performed. The resize function now takes in the intended image as a parameter, ensuring that all editor components referencing that custom style attribute read the most recent value entered. Additionally, the resize operation is applied to the correct image, even before the debounce time elapses.

An issue was identified where images with an existing srcset attribute containing an Uploadcare URL were being processed incorrectly.

The problem occurred when attempting to update an srcset attribute that did not contain an Uploadcare URL. In such cases, no changes were applied, resulting in the image failing to update if the existing srcset had a different structure.

TinyMCE 7.6.1 resolves this issue by exclusively targeting srcset attributes with Uploadcare URLs. This ensures that all relevant images are updated correctly, with the srcset being regenerated from scratch to incorporate any modifications made.

For information on the Image Optimizer plugin, see: Image Optimizer.

In previous releases of the Import from Word premium plugin, an error occurring during the import process triggered an "Operation failed" notification that featured an incorrect icon and lacked the expected background. This design was inconsistent with the error notifications displayed by related plugins, such as the Export to PDF plugin and the Export to Word plugin, which use a red background and an exclamation mark to signify errors.

In TinyMCE 7.6.1, this UI inconsistency has been resolved. Error notifications for the Word document import process now render correctly, aligning with the visual standards of related plugins.

For more information on the Import from Word plugin, see Import from Word.

In earlier versions of TinyMCE, an issue was identified in the inline mode editor where table resize bars were improperly positioned when placed within a scrollable container. When the container was scrolled, the resize bars became misaligned with the corresponding table rows and columns.

This misalignment caused a disconnect between the table rows and their associated resize handles, leading to usability challenges as the handles appeared in the incorrect location.

In TinyMCE 7.6.1, this issue has been resolved by ensuring the table resize bars are properly attached to the respective table rows and columns when the container is scrolled, enhancing usability and functionality.