The Avengers &Amp;ndash; Iron Man: Mark VII Free Interactive Comics for Android

Marvel Comics can now be enjoyed for free on Android devices 2.2 and higher versions. Although there aren’t as many interactive comics in the app stores as compared to the diverse selection of eBooks, Marvel and DC is beginning to catch up on the trend.

Marvel Comics can now be enjoyed for free on Android devices 2.2 and higher versions.  Although there aren’t as many interactive comics in the app stores as compared to the diverse selection of eBooks, Marvel and DC is beginning to catch up on the trend. 

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The Avengers – Iron man: Mark VII interactive comic app is a partial prequel to The Avengers as well as a recapitulation of the preceding two movies of Iron Man.  The interactive comic brings the reader to a newer level of comic entertainment.  There are secrets to unfold, information to unravel, and other things to explore as the user learns about Tony Stark’s transformation from businessman charmer to a hero in metal suit. 

Page changing and dialogue dynamics are done with a simple swipe across the page.  Cuing of motion and sound effects can be controlled by tapping on the screen.  Users can tap on the speech bubbles on the screen to read further.  While you may not expect an extremely fantastic storyline, the art and its cleverly designed system will keep you engaged. 

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For those who are fans of Iron Man and the Avengers movies, this app is a great tie in to extend the entertainment pleasure. 

There will be a bit of marketing linked to the app for product placements, but these are not obtrusive in any way to make readers wish to stop enjoying the app. 

It is a pretty good start for the interactive comic genre for Android apps.  Hopefully, other publishers will follow and develop from here.

This plugin was completely rewritten for TinyMCE 3.2.3. The new version will auto detect word contents and automatically clean it up before inserting it to the editor. So there is no longer any need to use the dialogs to paste contents from third party sources.

  1. Add plugin to TinyMCE plugin option list example: plugins : “paste”.
  2. Add the button names to button list, example: theme_advanced_buttons3_add : “pastetext,pasteword,selectall”.

Initialization Example

tinyMCE.init({        theme : "advanced",        mode : "textareas",        plugins : "paste",        theme_advanced_buttons3_add : "pastetext,pasteword,selectall",        paste_auto_cleanup_on_paste : true,        paste_preprocess : function(pl, o) {            // Content string containing the HTML from the clipboard            alert(o.content);            o.content = "-: CLEANED :-n" + o.content;        },        paste_postprocess : function(pl, o) {            // Content DOM node containing the DOM structure of the clipboard            alert(o.node.innerHTML);            o.node.innerHTML = o.node.innerHTML + "n-: CLEANED :-";        }});

Plugin options NameSummary

[paste_auto_cleanup_on_paste] If enabled contents will be automatically processed when you paste using Ctrl+V or similar methods. This is enabled by default.
[paste_preprocess] Callback function to execute before the contents is processed into a DOM structure. This callback enables you to do regexp replaces on the clipboard contents before it’s inserted.
[paste_postprocess] Callback function to execute after the contents has been converted into a DOM structure. This callback enables you to do DOM manipulation on the clipboard nodes before they get inserted.
[paste_convert_middot_lists] Controls if the paste plugin should try to convert Word lists into semantic XHTML list elements or not. Enabled by default.
[paste_block_drop] Enables you to block drag/drop from/to the editor and inside it.
[paste_retain_style_properties] Comma separated list of style properties to retain during the paste operation from Word. For example: “font-size,color”. If you want to remove all style properties use an empty string “” or “none”, false will cause an error in IE. If you want to keep all style properties, use “all” or “*”. Default is “none”.
[paste_strip_class_attributes] Enables you to strip the class attributes when pasted. Valid option values are “none”, “all”, and “mso”. In the release 3.2.6 the default value was “all”, in the current development version it is “mso”.
[paste_remove_spans] Enables you to remove all span elements while pasting. Defaults to false.
[paste_remove_styles] If true, removes all style information when pasting, regardless of browser type. Pasting from Word 2000 will cause tinyMCE to error. Default is false.
[paste_remove_styles_if_webkit] If true, removes all style information when pasting in WebKit since it has a serious paste bug. Default is true.
[paste_dialog_width] Enables you to set the width of the paste as plain text and paste from word dialogs.
[paste_dialog_height] Enables you to set the height of the paste as plain text and paste from word dialogs.
[paste_text_sticky] Keeps Paste Text feature active until user deselects the Paste as Text button
[paste_text_use_dialog] Enables legacy support for the Paste as Text button. Will use a dialog instead of treating the button as a toggle.
[paste_text_linebreaktype] Converts plaintext linebreaks to br or p elements. This can be set to br, p or combined.

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  • 2012-09-12 20:58:22

hellolindsay

Is it possible with some combination of these settings I mean…

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  • 2012-09-11 17:24:15

hellolindsay

Another way to put it – we’d like to *force* all users to paste as plain text. There should be no way to copy pre-styled content into the editor. Is that possible?

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  • 2012-09-11 17:18:39

hellolindsay

Is there at [paste_text_on_paste] option? We’d like to remove all tags and styles from all pasted text when users click CTRL+V. Without the need for a dialogue.

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  • 2012-02-26 19:52:00

Krupski

That doesn’t really make sense. Remember paste text pastes TEXT. TEXT has no formatting or style.

If you retain certain HTML styles on pasted material, then it’s no longer TEXT, but rather HTML… which defeats the point of paste TEXT.

The right thing to do is paste your text and THEN use the editor to style the parts you want styled.

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  • 2012-01-03 17:20:48

dannotype

A dialogue so the user could specify certain styles to retain would be handy.

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