Adding TinyMCE (WYSIWYG) to Django Blog | Adding image plugin to TinyMCE | Learn21

Steps:
1. Context -- Making the blog more comprehensive, creating a blog using Django: • Creating a blogging [C...
2. pip Install django-tinymce
3. Add "TinyMCE" to installed apps in settings.py
4. Alter the Blog model's text field to the HTML field
5. Running migrations
6. Add Image plugin JS (www.tiny.cloud...) to `django/contrib/admin/templates/admin/change_form_object_tools.html or another file [make sure you remember to do this when you re-install django]
7. Test
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[@dw8200]

This works great! Thank you.

[@evylina1]

Thank you for this 😊

[@PratyushMajumdar]

Thank you sir!!

[@fadyghalayiny2825]

thank you but how can we implement it inside our form not admin panel

[@barkhatnie_tyagi]

same question

[@gokselknal721]

Thank you .

[@CuongPham-ci4ie]

Hi. Can you do it with Angular?