Right now, I don't have time to work on it, so maybe later during the day.
@Tobias
I don't really care about the current tiddler being editable. I just want to have access to the edit body of one tiddler that happens to be hooked to ckeditor. After, I'm done editing, I could copy the source, get out of fullscreen, and then paste the source into the tiddler I want for quick edits that don't require macros or other things.
@Jed
Just the text, but I want to be able to use
both editors at the same time. The WYSIWYG editor (disassociated fromthe current tiddler) allows for quick formatting and editing, while the vanilla edit window is for functions and codes. When I need to focus on vanilla editing, I can collapse the right sidebar. Otherwise, I have quick access to an instance of ckeditor.
Right now, I don't have time to work on it, so maybe later during the day.
@Tobias
I
don't really care about the current tiddler being editable. I just want
to have access to the edit body of one tiddler that happens to be
hooked to ckeditor. After, I'm done editing, I could copy the source,
get out of fullscreen, and then paste the source into the tiddler I want
for quick edits that don't require macros or other things.
@Jed
Just the text, but I want to be able to use both editors
at the same time. The WYSIWYG editor (disassociated fromthe current
tiddler) allows for quick formatting and editing, while the vanilla edit
window is for functions and codes. When I need to focus on vanilla
editing, I can collapse the right sidebar. Otherwise, I have quick
access to an instance of ckeditor.
Edit: Using both at the same
time when the ckeditor is focused on the current tiddler is a nightmare.
Ckeditor messes up most wikicode to make sense of it and display in
it's own editing window. This is why I want a dissociated ckeditor
instance.