SharePoint RichText Boost- Increase/decrease size of SharePoint Rich Text editor area without posting back
- Insert images/flashes as specified size withoutinputting a full URL and display them correctly
What does it do?
SharePoint RichText Boost provides an additional toolbar for SharePoint Rich Text editor. It extends the functions of default SharePoint Rich Text editor without replacing SharePoint Rich Text editor or creating a new column type. These new functions include:
Increase/decrease size of SharePoint Rich Text editor area without posting back. By default, users can’t adjust the size of SharePoint Rich Text editor area when editing an item; it is not convenient when users want to input large text or insert large images or tables etc. With SharePoint RichText Boost toolbar, users can freely increase/decrease height/width of the SharePoint Rich Text editor area. These operations are completed on the client side without posting back to server.

Upload and insert images as item attachments with SharePoint Rich Text editor. With default SharePoint Rich Text Editor, must input a full URL when inserting an image. If to insert images into SharePoint Rich Text editor as attachments of the editing item, you may save-open the item many times for inserting images to Rich Text editor, which is inconvenient. With SharePoint RichText Boost, you can click "insert attached image" button on the additional toolbar and a dialog popup. Then you can upload image files in this dialog, and the image files will be saved as the attachments of the item. Finally you can select any attachment and insert it into SharePoint Rich Text editor.


Upload and insert flashes as attachments with SharePoint Rich Text editor. Currently it is impossible for user to directly insert a flash into Rich text editor and show the flash when display the item, but with SharePoint RichText Boost toolbar, you can insert and display flash conveniently as inserting and displaying image with SharePoint RichText Editor. After you insert flashes and save the item, you can see the flash running at everywhere the item is displayed, for example, display form, list view, web part etc.




