CKEditor - the WYSIWYG editor for Drupal
Mon, 11/23/2009 - 11:00 — admin
Welcome to the demo site of the CKEditor module. This site contains some information about the project, as well as space for testing and playing with it. Information on this site refers to the 6.x release of the CKEditor module (6.x-1.x).
The 6.x version of CKEditor module is compatible with Drupal 6.
CKEditor is a Rich Text Editor which can replace the default plain text fields with a nice visual HTML editor (WYSIWYG).
Some features of CKEditor:
- ready to use plugins and buttons for <!--break-->and <!--pagebreak--> tags(1) (note: not visible on this page, because it is impossible to use teaser break in comments)
- linktocontent and linktonode plugins and buttons(2) for easy linking to nodes or menu items.
- support for external file browsers, like CKFinder, IMCE, WebFM (pending, not available yet) or ImageBrowser (pending, not available yet)
- each user may have it's own configuration (choose skin, toolbar, language, default state of CKEditor, etc.)
- and much more!
Please note that due to security reasons, CKEditor functionality in comments in this demo site is limited. In fact, you can do with CKEditor much more than it is shown here - take a look at CKEditor demo to have an overview of all available features. If you are wondering why the toolbar is reduced and some buttons are missing, take a look at an article about configuring input formats. Remember that you don't have to use all features that CKEditor offers, you can disable any button you want and make the interface lighter.
Changes made on this site to the default Drupal + CKEditor installation:
- Styles are applied with inline styles, so we've disabled the default Drupal HTML Filter in Filtered HTML input format and used HTML Purifier filter instead. It protects the output against cross-site scripting (XSS) attack while still allowing users to use inline styles. By default in Drupal it is possible to use inline styles only with Full HTML input format. More about filters in configuring input formats article.
- Added new buttons: linktocontent and linktonode (experimental plugins, check README.txt for installation instructions)
- As an example of file browser integration, in Link dialog CKFinder is used and in Image Dialog IMCE is enabled.
To see how CKEditor works, add a comment.
Please do not upload large (>50KB) and abusive images.
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