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Hi team,
we are unable to add table format in styledTextEditorField
current version - 25.2.350.0
docs.appian.com/.../Styled_Text_Editor_Component.html
and just want to know about we have seen that in 25.2 version below 2 features are enabled in styledTextEditorField. and please suggest me how to use below 2 features
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Unknown said:we are unable to add table format in styledTextEditorField
What issue you are facing?
Can you share more details?
We are unable to find option to add tables in the styled Text Editor and also copy paste not working as expected. Whether we are missing something?
Can you see this table icon?
Ok got it. Then if we have to use allowedFormats option to enable Table option and by default it will not be enable.
Yes correct by clicking that icon you can add table then you can use more functionality by doing this.Table data store as HTML tags.
Unknown said:and just want to know about we have seen that in 25.2 version below 2 features are enabled in styledTextEditorField. and please suggest me how to use below 2 features Subscript Superscript
SUBSCRIPT : Lowers text below baseline (X₂) and it saves <sub>text</sub> as HTMLSUPERSCRIPT: Raises text above baseline (X²) and it saves <sup>text</sup> as HTMLAdding for your reference
As a hint, all components (and almost all rules/functions) have a help dialog that shows up under the interface design editor, showing what the various parameters do (and what their defaults are). The behavior for the Styled Text Editor, for example, is shown pretty clearly here:
Yes! Unless configured only default options will be enabled.