TinyMCE 8.0.0
| These are the Tiny Cloud and TinyMCE Enterprise release notes. For information on the latest community version of TinyMCE, see the TinyMCE Changelog. |
Overview
TinyMCE 8.0.0 was released for TinyMCE Enterprise and Tiny Cloud on <weekday>, <month> <DD><st|nd|rd|th>, <YYYY>. These release notes provide an overview of the changes for TinyMCE 8.0.0, including:
| For additional details on TinyMCE 8.0.0 breaking changes when considering upgrading, see Migrating from TinyMCE 7 to TinyMCE 8.0.0. |
[[new-premium-plugin<s>]] New Premium plugin<s>
The following new Premium plugin was released alongside TinyMCE 8.0.0.
Accompanying Premium plugin changes
The following premium plugin updates were released alongside TinyMCE 8.0.0.
Accompanying Premium plugin end-of-life announcement
The following Premium plugin has been announced as reaching its end-of-life:
Accompanying open source plugin end-of-life announcement
The following open source plugin has been announced as reaching its end-of-life:
Accompanying Enhanced Skins & Icon Packs changes
The TinyMCE 8.0.0 release includes an accompanying release of the Enhanced Skins & Icon Packs.
Enhanced Skins & Icon Packs
The Enhanced Skins & Icon Packs release includes the following updates:
The Enhanced Skins & Icon Packs were rebuilt to pull in the changes also incorporated into the default TinyMCE 8.0.0 skin, Oxide.
For information on using Enhanced Skins & Icon Packs, see: Enhanced Skins & Icon Packs.
Bug fixes
TinyMCE 8.0.0 also includes the following bug fix<es>:
Deleting a whole element would sometimes modify nearby content
Previously, deleting a complete HTML element using the "Source Code" editor either by cutting Ctrl+X or Cmd+X, backspacing, or pressing delete could inadvertently modify surrounding content. For example, removing a <div> element that precedes a <p> tag could cause the <p> to be transformed into a <div>, resulting in unintended structural changes. This behavior was inconsistent and particularly noticeable outside of test environments such as the Fiddle editor.
This issue has been resolved in TinyMCE 8.0.0 by improving how element deletions are handled within the editor’s DOM logic. Cutting or deleting a selected element now preserves the integrity and tag type of adjacent elements. Users can expect consistent and predictable editing behavior when modifying HTML source content.