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I'm building a website using the Wagtail CMS for Django. I'm currently using a RichText streamfield block to add content to a page. Content editors can use the list icon in the WYSIWYG editor to add a list to a page. However, as a content editor, I'm not sure how to add a sublist to an unordered list. E.g.

• one list item
• two list items
  • one sublist item
  • two sublist items
• three list items

In other WSYSIWYG editors (like Google docs and etherpad) I would start a sublist by hitting tab. Hitting tab seems to move the focus away from the RichText streamfield. Adding spaces after a bullet doesn't seem to help either. How do wagtail developers expect content editors to create sub-lists?

I can just copy-paste from an HTML page that has an unordered list, but that may baffle my less-technical content editors. I love how user-friendly the Wagtail web interface is, and this is the first "huh?" moment I've had.

I fetch external untrusted html (export from etherpad) via python. How can I be sure, that there is no "bad code" included? I could of course just strip all for example, but is that already all of it? Is there a library that does the work reliable?

I can not figure out how can i pass session credentials to and etherpad pad. I always get a message from the etherpad pad like "You do not have permission to access this pad" Everything i do is according to http://etherpad.org/doc/v1.5.1/#index_example_1 and i can not figure out how can i start a session for a user, having done all the previous steps successfully of the example 1 in the link above.

I was trying to dockerise the project etherpad-lite on Github.

The folder structure is in this manner:

I am working on a Spring-MVC application where we are using etherpad as a text editor. Etherpad is saving its contents in DB as simple key,Value pairs. But the performance is too bad for such a simple task and Etherpad doesn't perform any JOIN or other complex operations. For that reason, we decided to migrate to redis. Redis is working, but we have data stuck in postgresql database. How can we move it to Redis 1st database. Here is how the DB looks :

Redis is working on port 6379 locally.

using

• centos 7
• node v8.6.0
• npm v5.3.0

trying to setup etherpad on centos like described here: https://github.com/ether/etherpad-lite#gnulinux-and-other-unix-like-systems

It should be used inside Jitsi-meet: https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/wiki/Etherpad-addition-example

but getting the error: node[9613]: Error: EACCES: permission denied, open './SESSIONKEY.txt'

also tried to look for this file, but can't find it, do I have to somehow generate it first? Seems to me something is missing in the installation process.

I want to reorder etherpad toolbar buttons. For inbuilt etherpad buttons, it could be done with exports.toolbar I found then comes the ones added by plugins using exports.eejsBlock_editbarMenuLeft hook. can anyone guide me re-order the ones added by exports.eejsBlock_editbarMenuLeft hook? Though the actual order I want falls in both sets e.g. Print, Import, Superscript, Bold etc.