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Ability to paste images into MD editor
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Filipe
This will help us a lot, that's what keeping us from using Wiki.js company wide.
Joseph Magaletti
Not a great “solution”, but if you type up the documentation in Word with all the pictures and information necessary then copy and paste it into the visual editor, it works. It’s strange and I hate it. But hopefully this helps bridge the gap for some until it is corrected properly.
Mar Co
Joseph Magaletti: sorry I am using linux
Brandy Chang
Joseph Magaletti: I tried this solution but not work for me. Do you install the shrap and pandoc extensions?
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Geri Geloczi
Joseph Magaletti: Thanks a lot for this work-around! Works for me with OnlyOffice on Linux. I just copy-paste the picture into an empty OnlyOffice document, then Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C, and then switch to WikiJS (Visual Editor) and Ctrl+V.
I haven't installed any plugins yet, so this should work for everyone.
As I see, this work-around forces the editor to use an image with a base64 encoded data (for ex: data:image/png;base64). This is the key here!
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Mark Lovell
Joseph Magaletti: This is how I am work around this also. Open a new Word document, hit spacebar to insert a space then paste in the image, then Ctrl-A Ctrl-C to copy the mixed content into the clipboard.
Now I can Ctrl-V in the wiki.js visual editor to paste in the mixed content which includes the image.
Mar Co
Mark Lovell: I have tried with LibreOffice write under Linux and it does not work.
Stefaan Vandevelde
This is a compaint I keep getting from my users.
Any evolution on this ?
Mar Co
This would be great!
Joachim Hoffmann
Hello, a possibility to paste (Ctrl + V) pictures would be a great point for us as well.
Tim A
Another +1 here. You can actually paste the image and it appears in the editor very briefly so there's clearly some handles for it. Ideally in settings you'd be able to specify a folder (or it's just fixed at /paste/xxx.png) and they automatically upload there. I assume it's not possible to access any name/info about the image on paste so will just need to be saved as a guid? That's fine, but maybe another future idea would be a more visual asset browser so you can dig out old images.
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Leo
This is one feature which I would like and is one issue stopping me from deploying it, any updates on if it likely to be deployed for 2.5? if not do you know when 3 will be released?
Also thanks for your hard work on this :)
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Sam
+1, would be the final touch
Kyle Stokes
Any new updates on this? Just stood up WikiJS but immediately noticed this lack of functionality.
Nicolas Giard
Merged in a post:
Insert images in wiki pages from the clipboard
jensb
I write pages which contains a lot of screenshots and parts of images which I typically insert using copy & paste, without having to save my image to a file and find and load the file again. This is possible e.g. in Github and in other Wikis like Confluence. I would like to be able to do the same in Wiki.js, both in the WYSIWYG editor and in the Markdown editor.
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