Feature Request – Flux Editor Enhancements

[alex8013]

🚀 Feature Request – Flux Editor Enhancements

📝 Summary

I recently switched to Flux UI Pro and would like to fully migrate from TinyMCE to the Flux editor.
However, the current version seems quite limited in terms of available functionality.

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💡 Requested Features

Please consider adding the following options:

• Page break
• Increase/decrease indentation
• Line height adjustment
• Font size in pt
• Justify alignment
• Tables
• Merge Tags (similar to TinyMCE’s plugin)
• Clear formatting

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🎯 Reasoning

These features are essential for generating structured and complex documents directly from the platform.

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🧩 Environment

Detail	Value
Flux UI Version	Pro (latest)
Browser	Chrome / Firefox (latest)
Operating System	Windows 10 / 11
Use Case	Document generation within an admin platform

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🙏 Thank You

Thank you for your great work and for continuously improving the Flux ecosystem!

[jeffchown]

@alex8013 Flux's Editor component is built using TipTap (https://tiptap.dev/product/editor), therefore, you can extend its functionality using the TipTap extensions/components.

Have you looked at the possibilities here?: https://tiptap.dev/docs/ui-components/components/overview

[jeffchown]

And, here's a discussion specifically about the Tables extension: #1672

[alex8013]

Thank you for the suggestion! I’m aware that Flux’s editor is built on TipTap and that its functionality can be extended through TipTap extensions/components.

However, my main point is that I’m looking for built-in features similar to what TinyMCE already offers. I don’t have time to implement custom extensions, as I need a fully functional editor out-of-the-box for generating complex documents.

It’s more of a question whether there are plans to expand the default editor functionalities in the near future? That would be very helpful.

Thank you!

[jeffchown]

@alex8013 I can't speak for @calebporzio , @joshhanley , but my feeling is that they are trying to keep the default version of flux:editor very lean while making it possible for it to be expanded/enhanced on a per-case basis.