team23 / module-wysiwyg-downloads
This module makes it possible to upload different files inside WYSIWYG editor
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Type:magento2-module
Requires
- php: ^8.1
- magento/framework: ^103.0
- magento/module-backend: ^102.0
- magento/module-cms: ^104.0
- magento/module-config: ^101.2
- magento/module-media-gallery: ^100.4
- magento/module-media-gallery-api: ^101.0
- magento/module-media-gallery-ui: ^100.4
- magento/module-store: ^101.1
- psr/log: ^1.1
README
This module makes it possible to upload different files inside WYSIWYG editor.
Table of contents
Installation
Installation is done via composer
composer require team23/module-wysiwyg-downloads bin/magento setup:upgrade
If you are on production mode, please also regenerate static files and dependency injection.
How to use
The following file types are available by default:
- Word (
doc,docx,docm) - PDF (
pdf) - SVG (
svg) - Compressed Folder (
zip)
It is possible to add extra file types to the allowed list in the configuration. Therefore, go to Stores > Configuration > General > Content Management > WYSIWYG Options > Extra Allowed File Extensions in WYSIWYG Editor.
To add a file via WYSIWYG, open up any cms page or block with text content. Select part of the text which is used as a download link. You can also add the download link to an image. Click on the Insert/Edit Link button and Browse icon near the URL input field. Select the folder in which you want to upload the file. Click Browse files button and select the files you want to upload. Select one uploaded file and click on the Insert File button.
New media gallery
Open Content > Media Gallery there you should be able to upload PDF files and select them. In any page builder element
with new media gallery. The UI stays the same. You can upload / select / delete PDF files too.
Important note for multi-store setup
While uploading a file via WYSIWYG editor, the backend URL is typically used as base for the link creation process. This might lead to incorrect URLs within a multistore store view (whenever the admin url differs from frontend urls). This can be fixed by manually changing the generated URL. The generation process might change in a future release, but for now you have to use the workaround.