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Welcome to the Mercury Editor wiki! This wiki covers off on some of the more technical aspects of Mercury. Check the readme for basic details like installation instructions, basic project information, and details about the Rails integration. Ask questions and get feedback using the Mailing List.

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• Server Specification
  Saving, Image uploading, Snippets. The server specification, for you enterprising developers interested in integrating Mercury with your preferred server technology.
• Known Issues
  Each browser vender has it's quirks, here's a breakdown of the more impactful issues, and what you can do to help mitigate them.
• Mercury API
  If you're interested in writing a plugin, or if you're just curious to know more about how Mercury's architected, the API covers events and other useful tidbits.
• Extending Mercury
  Want to add your own toolbar buttons and behaviors? Want to change existing functionality, or add your own custom region type?
• Testing with Cucumber
  A quick intro for how to use Cucumber to test Mercury (with a scoping step for the content frame).
• Support Libraries
  There are some cool libraries out there, and here are some we've integrated with that you might think are cool too.
• Dependency Libraires
  Mercury has a few dependencies, and here's that list with links to their project pages.
• Rails Integration Techniques
  Want to try out other methods of integration with your Rails app? This article covers that.
• Using Mercury without Rails
  Not using Rails? Mercury can be used without Rails, and here's a good place to get started.
• Localization & Translations
  Need internationalization? Maybe internationalisation? Read more about Mercury's localization features here.
• Snippets
  More about how to setup snippets.
• Integrating Mercury with CSS Frameworks
  Using Mercury in an application that already uses a CSS framework, such as Twitter Bootstrap? This article covers how to integrate your existing framework into Mercury's modals and panels.