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The embedded files repository allows users to manage files such as images which they have previously embedded into the TinyMCE text editor. This makes it more convenient, for example, to quickly re-use images in a label or page. | The embedded files repository allows users to manage files such as images which they have previously embedded into the TinyMCE text editor. This makes it more convenient, for example, to quickly re-use images in a label or page. It complements the TinyMCE Manage embedded files plugin, which allows files embedded in the editor to be deleted or overwritten. | ||
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*The first time a file is added, it is added from the usual repositories, for example Upload a file. | *The first time a file is added, it is added from the usual repositories, for example Upload a file. | ||
*It will then become available for reuse in the same text area from the Embedded files repository. | *It will then become available for reuse in the same text area from the Embedded files repository. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 12:45, 14 November 2013
New feature
in Moodle 2.8!
The embedded files repository allows users to manage files such as images which they have previously embedded into the TinyMCE text editor. This makes it more convenient, for example, to quickly re-use images in a label or page. It complements the TinyMCE Manage embedded files plugin, which allows files embedded in the editor to be deleted or overwritten.
Embedded files repository management
- This repository can be accessed when using the TinyMCE text editor and adding files such as images.
- The first time a file is added, it is added from the usual repositories, for example Upload a file.
- It will then become available for reuse in the same text area from the Embedded files repository.
See also
Youtube video Managing files embedded in the text editor The video refers to an earlier (contributed) version of this repository, but is still useful to get an idea of how it works.
