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With the breaking change release of Episerver CMS 11, the underlying functionality for TinyMCE has been moved into a separate NuGet package and updated to the next major version. One of the biggest changes with TinyMCE version 2 for Episerver, aside from the new editor based on TinyMCE v4, is that you can no longer customize the TinyMCE editor from the CMS Admin area. Now, all changes are done through code. and the way that you make these customizations have changed dramatically. So let's look at the new way to add valid elements into TinyMCE version 2 for Episerver.

A couple of years ago, I wrote a post about how to add valid elements to the TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor in Episerver 7. While the same process generally remains for newer version of Episerver, there are some small updates to my previous post that makes it much easier and quicker. In this post, I'll show you the updated way to add valid elements to TinyMCE.

In a recent EPiServer 7 project, our client needed support for iframes and some other HTML tags in the TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor. Luckily, the way you add valid elements to TinyMCE hasn't changed much between EPiServer 6 and EPiServer 7, though some small issues have made the update a little more involved. In this post, I'll show you how to add valid elements to TinyMCE and how to fix the issues you'll potentially encounter along the way.