Editor: if placed inside a layout widget, have the iframe area take up available space.

[ttrenka]

If a dijit.Editor is placed inside a layout widget, we'd love for the editable area to take up as much space as possible...similar to the way you can assign layoutAlign="client" on a child pane within a LayoutContainer?.

[bill]

This amounts to having a resize(size) method that gives the toolbar 20px (or however much space it needs) and gives the remaining space to the iframe.

[dylan]

mass move of editor issues to 1.2.

[bill]

See also #6703.

[BryanForbes]

Drop this in dijit/tests in trunk.

[liucougar]

add height="100%" to the editor, and it should work just fine

[liucougar]

forgot to mention: in order for that to work, you need to manually add a toolbar to the "top" region, and pass that toolbar to the editor (this is a bit hard to do in markup though)

alternatively, editor may be changed to use a bordercontainer to do the layout of the editing area and the toolbar (then the editor needs to propogate startup/layout calls to the underlying bordercontainer). Bill, what do you think?

[bill]

So, first of all, I don't want to force developers using dijit to put the Toolbar in a separate pane, etc.... that should be builtin to Editor the same way that TabContainer puts the tab labels on the top of the available space.

As per making editor use a BorderContainer internally, it sounds like overkill to me... all that is really needed is that when Editor.resize({w: 500, h: 500}) is called, give whatever height is needed to the toolbar, and then give the remaining height to the contentEditable div.

[guest]

You are welcome to use any of my diffs to make RichEditor? use a BorderContainer?. Probably needs cleaning up and a regression test, which I don't have time to make, sorry. I have a Dojo CLA under "Laurence A. Lee".

-lalee