allow parseOptions to be passed to setContent and Editor constructor #254
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Thanks, Maya! |
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Thanks for the speedy merge! Do you know when this will be published on npm? |
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It's published now! |
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Tiptap uses non breaking spaces between nodes (like variables). Those html characters are not properly handles in emails. Replacing by regular spaces during parsing. I tried to fix it in settings but looks like this is only for preserving those nbsp and not for removal (see ueberdosis/tiptap#254)
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As requested in #168, I added the possibility to pass
parserOptionsto both theEditorconstructor and when calling.setContent(). Passing to the constructor was necessary for loading content that contains whitespaces which need to be preserved.