Hi all!
I think what Siddharth is trying to say (Siddharth, please correct me if I am wrong): The Atto editor has a way larger number of features (buttons) than the CKEditor that H5P uses. Both resemble each other visually, so I assume Siddharth was under the impression that some setting in moodle might allow to use other features in H5P.
Siddarth also wrote a post on the H5P forum already where he went into more detail and where I already answered that not offering all the options in all the HTML widgets is not a technical problem, but it was a deliberate choice by the content type developers in order to keep the interface simpler.
I think what Siddharth is trying to say (Siddharth, please correct me if I am wrong): The Atto editor has a way larger number of features (buttons) than the CKEditor that H5P uses. Both resemble each other visually, so I assume Siddharth was under the impression that some setting in moodle might allow to use other features in H5P.
Siddarth also wrote a post on the H5P forum already where he went into more detail and where I already answered that not offering all the options in all the HTML widgets is not a technical problem, but it was a deliberate choice by the content type developers in order to keep the interface simpler.
What I did not mention there, but what I am adding here now: Siddharth, if you're lacking a button from the CKEditor: You can use the H5P plugin's alter_semantics hook to add those that are used thoughout H5P, and you can even use the alter_scripts hook to add extra plugins to the CKEditor. Please visit the developer documentation on that topic. Please mind however, that your content will not run on other people's H5P instances unless they have made the same customizations. H5P will filter out HTML tags that are not allowed to be used in a content type.
Cheers,
Oliver