Differences Between Lightning and TinyMCE Rich Text Editors

Yes

Can only link to public sites.

Yes

• Upload files and images to Salesforce documents (up to 1 MB). Files upload to the public Document Uploads folder and are set to Externally Available.
• Link to files and images from Documents.
• Omniscripts and Flexcards support all image file types by default. If set, the lightning-file-upload accept attribute filters file types in the user's file browser. If set, the “Don't allow HTML uploads as attachments or document records” security setting disallows .svg image files. See Lightning Web Component File Upload.

Yes

• Only supports pasting of images.
• Supports image size up to 1 MB.
• Support all image types except .svg.
• Custom URL, selecting an image from image list, alt text, and width and height aren’t supported.

Yes

Only supports pasting of tables. Doesn’t support inserting and formatting tables.

Yes

Only supports pasting of anchors.

Yes

Only supports pasting of horizontal lines.

Yes

Note: When you want to use percentage inside the rich text editor, type $Vlocity.Percent instead of % to render the output properly.

No

String containing JSON, such as characters with {}, (), **, aren’t supported in text blocks for Flexcards.

Yes

Supports numbers, alphabets, and roman letters.

Yes

Supports only numbers

Yes

Supports only pasting of headers and footers.

Yes

Font size in pt (points).

Yes

Unsupported fonts are removed automatically.

Font size in px (pixels).

Yes

Select fields or enter the field name in the {field name} format, such as {Type}.

No

No

New Document

(Clear existing data from the editor and add content from scratch)

Yes

Use Clear All.

Yes

The rich text editor adds an HTML div tag for each text section. To add a CSS class at the paragraph level, select a class from the Div picklist.

Yes

Supports only paragraphs.

Yes

Enter custom labels in the {Label.customLabelName} format. For example, to add a custom label for AccountName, enter {Label.AccountName}.