Features request: more formatting and styling

[tuefue]

Thank you for your work. This is probably the most beautiful table block for Wagtail that I have seen.

I would like to ask you to add the following functionality:

1. Text formatting: bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, superscript, subscript, color.
2. Changing the style of the entire table: width (% and px), border style.
3. Changing cell sizes (width and height, including using the mouse).

[Mr0grog]

For my use cases, just basic inline text formatting would be really helpful. I think that’s as simple as adding to the toolbar and valid_elements variables:

wagtail-tinytableblock/src/wagtail_tinytableblock/static/wagtail_tinytableblock/js/tiny-table-block.js

Lines 7 to 9 in fe81b29

	let toolbar = "undo redo | tablerowheader tablecolheader tablemergecells tablesplitcells tablecellprops tablerowprops | tableinsertcolbefore tableinsertcolafter tableinsertrowbefore tableinsertrowafter | tabledeletecol tabledeleterow tabledelete";
	let contextmenu = "table";
	let valid_elements = "br,table[border|width|height|align|summary|style],tr[align|valign|style],td[align|valign|width|colspan|rowspan|style],th[align|valign|width|colspan|rowspan|scope|style],thead,tbody";

…but not sure if there are other complexities that would introduce.

It might be nice if these were exposed the same as (or similar to) Wagtail’s built-in rich text, for example:

class ContentBlocks(StreamBlock):
    table_block = TinyTableBlock(
        allow_links=True,
        features=[
            'bold',
            'italic',
            'code',
            'superscript',
            'subscript',
            'strikethrough',
        ],
    )

…but they could all be kwargs, or there could just be an allow_inline_formatting=True kwarg, too. 🤷

[zerolab]

@Mr0grog that should be mostly it. We do want to have an internal list of possible attributes to allow, to be safe. Note that this also would need to tackle attributes (e.g. a[href|id|class|target|rel]).

[zerolab]

#30 adds the ability to to provide formatting features. It doesn't do code yet as there is no bundled plugin for it. From some light searching, there's https://www.tiny.cloud/docs/tinymce/latest/codesample/, so we'd need to bundle it to support <code> blocks