These two are commercial, but you can try them out without registering to a trial.
#CKEDITOR ONLINE HOW TO#
Do not turn them on unless you read the documentation and know how to configure them and setup the editor. The "super-build" contains more premium features that require additional configuration, disable them below. It instructs CKEditor to accept ALL HTML markup.
'Lucida Sans Unicode, Lucida Grande, sans-serif', This sample still does not showcase all CKEditor 5 features (!)Ĭ(document.getElementById("editor"), We need to do this, otherwise, the editor will throw an error. In this example, we remove the premium collaboration features as well as several other plugins that require credentials to work. Observe the config below to see this implemented. There are also some plugins, like the Productivity Pack, that require a license to run. Apart from that exception, the editor initialization is no different than the one described in the available builds documentation.īecause the superbuild contains a lot of plugins, you may need to remove the plugins you do not need with the removePlugins configuration option and adjust the toolbar configuration. In the superbuild, all editor classes are stored under the CKEDITOR object. You can also try out the predefined builds tailored for specific needs. We strongly advise using the Online builder approach or building the editor from source to create customized and efficient production-environment solutions. A good portion of that code may not be needed in your implementation, so using the superbuild should be considered for evaluation purposes and tests rather, than for the production environment. Please consider, that the superbuild contains a really whole lot of code.
#CKEDITOR ONLINE FULL#
create( document.querySelector( '#editor' ) )Ī full webpage with embedded CKEditor 5 from the above example would look like this: Ĭall the ClassicEditor.create() method to display the editor. Load the classic editor build (here a CDN location is used).
In your HTML page add an element that will serve as a placeholder for a CKEditor instance: Let us run a classic editor build as an example.
Call the static create() method to create the editor.# Running a simple editorĬreating an editor using a CKEditor 5 build is very simple and can be described in two steps: Should you need a more flexible solution, consider using the Online builder or try building the editor from source. Please bear in mind that the CDN solution only offers ready-to-use predefined editor builds, hence it is not possible to add new plugins and all the features available in the editor are preset.
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