00:00 Introduction
Tim Davis introduces the topic of enhancing the default WYSIWYG editor in Joomla 4 for a more intuitive editing experience.
00:34 Sponsor Message: MySites.guru
Introduction of the video sponsor and their Joomla site audit services.
01:04 Explaining "WYSIWYGier"
Defines the term "WYSIWYGier" (What You See Is What You Get) and its relevance to Joomla 4 editing.
01:38 Demonstrating the Issue
Shows a plain article in Joomla 4 backend lacking visual formatting, contrasts with the styled output in the frontend.
02:02 Introducing the Plugin
Discusses a plugin from D Grammatical to enhance the TinyMCE editor's functionality for displaying formatted content.
02:36 Installing the Plugin
Guides viewers through downloading and installing the plugin from D Grammatical's GitHub repository.
03:10 Refreshing and Testing
Demonstrates the plugin's effect after installation by refreshing the backend article editor to reflect frontend styling.
03:42 Using Bootstrap 5 Components
Shows how to integrate Bootstrap 5 components into Joomla articles for further customization.
04:20 Exploring Bootstrap 5 Options
Navigates to getbootstrap.com to explore additional components like alerts and buttons that can enhance article styling.
04:45 Implementing Bootstrap 5 Code
Copies Bootstrap 5 code snippets and pastes them into Joomla articles to see immediate visual representation in the editor.
05:53 Customizing and Previewing
Discusses options for further customization such as turning buttons into links or adjusting alignment and size, all visible in the editor.
06:24 Viewer Engagement and Conclusion
Encourages viewers to subscribe, like, and share the video for more Joomla tips and concludes with well wishes for Joomla site management.
Summary
Introduction: Tim Davis introduces enhancing Joomla 4's default editor for better WYSIWYG experience.
Sponsor Message: Highlights MySites.guru and their Joomla site audit services.
Explaining "WYSIWYGier": Defines the term and its importance in Joomla content editing.
Demonstrating the Issue: Shows how Joomla articles lack visual styling in the backend compared to the frontend.
Introducing the Plugin: Mentions D Grammatical's plugin to address the visual disparity in Joomla editing.
Installing the Plugin: Guides viewers through downloading and installing the plugin from GitHub.
Refreshing and Testing: Demonstrates the plugin's impact by refreshing the editor to reflect frontend styling.
Using Bootstrap 5 Components: Integrates Bootstrap 5 components like alerts and buttons for enhanced article styling.
Exploring Bootstrap 5 Options: Navigates getbootstrap.com to find additional components for customization.
Implementing Bootstrap 5 Code: Copies and pastes Bootstrap 5 code snippets into Joomla articles to preview formatting.
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