Patrick

I'm not sure who made the decision to move to a different editor Tiptap, but it was an unwise one, and you will see that when you look at how many clients continue to use version 4. To create their own unique work for the Guidelines, Privacy Policy, Offline Site, etc. pages, several communities use HTML editing. Furthermore, as the issue author highlighted in the first post, users of the Pages database for articles and other purposes will not be able to benefit from customized work, such as custom CSS classes. Custom HTML Offline Page - Technical Problems - Invision Community This is an example that won’t be available after updating to v5. You folks don't seem to realize how much work you are going to allocate to all of IPS's clients—not only the ones with the skills to make apps, but also the underprivileged who have no idea what they're doing and must pay developers to get what they need. Not to mention the amount of effort community administrators and owners have to do to switch to managing their communities without the use of an HTML editor after maybe using it for many years. Also, not to mention the custom basic buttons that CkEditor providing that will not be an option any more. Tiptap editor from writing blog posts, publishing news stories and collaborating with AI, Tiptap helps create content around the web. Communities are not just blogs, news publishing, or social media platforms. This is why the editor for us must be more advanced like CkEditor with many available features that doesn’t require creating an app for them to achieve that. CKEditor 5 demo - Rich Text Editor ready to use With this Tiptap editor I cannot even do a basic copy and paste a table like I used to do with CkEditor. Tiptap paste example: CompanyContactCountryAlfreds FutterkisteMaria AndersGermanyCentro comercial MoctezumaFrancisco ChangMexicoErnst HandelRoland MendelAustriaIsland TradingHelen BennettUKLaughing Bacchus WinecellarsYoshi TannamuriCanadaMagazzini Alimentari RiunitiGiovanni RovelliItaly CkEditor example: This is but one illustration of the challenges you will provide to the owners, administrators, and members of communities. @Matt Please don't misunderstand me when I said that you folks picking the Tiptab editor was unwise. Since you are creating this system for your clients to utilize, not for the benefit of others to see, please listen to them when you make mistakes. Myself and many of your clients adore IPS and will always support you.