A WMD-Editor wrapper for Django applications.
Installing django-wmd-editor should be really as easy as possible. To install django-wmd-editor all you need to do is just follow these steps:
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Download and install django-wmd-editor.
You can use
PIPto install the latest version of django-wmd-editor from github like so:$ pip install -e git://github.com/marcuswhybrow/django-wmd-editor.git#egg=django_wmd_editoror you can run
python setup.py install. -
Install django-wmd-editor in your django application
INSTALLED_APPS = ( ... 'wmd', ... ) -
In the
wmd.jsfile on line 49, it explicitly states where images are located in your project. By default this is set to"/static/wmd/images", you must change this if your static files are located elsewhere.Run
python manage.py collectstaticto collect the static files in all of your apps (including this one).
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In your models:
from wmd import models as wmd_models description = wmd_models.MarkDownField() -
In your forms:
from wmd.widgets import MarkDownInput description = forms.CharField(widget=MarkDownInput())Note: Use
forms.CharField(widget=AdminMarkDownInput())if you want the "preview" functionality to work in the admin. -
You also need to add these lines on your template to load the wmd static files:
<head> {{ form.media }} </head>Note: In the admin, these static files are loaded automatically.
In your django settings file, use this configuration for setting up your django wmd editor
WMD_SHOW_PREVIEW: Whether to show the preview or not. This is the setting if you use the wmd editor outside the admin. Values: True, False Default: FalseWMD_ADMIN_SHOW_PREVIEW: Whether to show the preview in the admin or not. Values: True, False Default: True
Just file it in the issue tracker.
Copyright © 2009 Scrum8 (http://scrum8.com), 2011 Marcus Whybrow under BSD License.