Hi kind community,
We are trying to enable the rich-text editor in jira cloud (as we had when we used on-prem), so that users can edit and see the rich text while they add comment/description
We currently only see a "render" button that will show us how what we typed will look like, but it does not allow editing during "rich-text" view.
thanks
Hi @Shai Shapira ,
Can you check if your Description and Comments are using the Wiki Style Renderer under Field Configuration Scheme used in your project?
Thanks.
Both fields are defined with wiki style renderer.
Note that I am referring to the rich-text during the editing of text, and not when viewing it.
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I understand, I just asked because this is a known cause of the issue you described in JIRA.
I think I got your issue now, you might be probably be using the old view in JIRA Cloud and rich text is not available there see: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSWCLOUD-20458
See more about the new view and see below how to enable it:
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/changes-to-issues-in-the-new-issue-view/
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Thanks a lot.
I've introduced this to the user, and see his feedback.
Do you know if there a way I can get the previous behavior out of the traditional issue view UI?
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Rich text are only available using the new issue view on JIRA Cloud, you can watch and vote for this issue
JSWCLOUD-20458 - WYSIWYG / Rich Text Editor in the old issue view
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