Pressing Alt+Tab if you use xfce), then type Shift+Alt+p. To preview what you have just edited, just toggle back to the wiki window (by I tested all of my vim macros developed for vim for use in editing latex files, Turned yellow briefly, meaning that the textarea had been just modified. Use xfce or other desktop environments) you would see the textarea background Then toggle back to the textarea of the wiki page (by pressing Alt+Tab if you Once the above is done, to edit a wiki page, switch to Edit mode (as mentionedĪbove) to bring up the textarea, and click at the little Edit button at theĪfter editing, you can save (write) the current file in gvim by pressing :w, The path /usr/bin/gvim in the Editor box of the Preferences window. To invoke vim, you need to use the graphical gvim, and thus put The path to your editor can be put in the Editor box of the Preferences Right click at the little button "Edit" at the lower-right Move the cursor to It's All Text for another dropdown menu,Īnd select Preferences at the bottom of this menu Right click in the textarea a dropdown menu will appear Shift+Alt (in some other systems, the "accesskey" may be the Alt key see There are two ways to bring up the Preferences window:Ī wiki page, or use the shortcut Shift+Alt+e, with the "accesskey" being Next, you need to specify the path to your editor.
You then need to close all Firefox windows and restart again to activate this
#WIKI OFFLINE EDITOR MAC INSTALL#
It just take one click to download and install in Firefox. There is a great tool to invoke an external editor calledįirefox addon. If you use Firefox 2 under Linux and are used to vim (or similar editor),
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