How do I enable source in CKEditor?

To enable this plugin, basically add extraPlugins: ‘sourcedialog’ to editor’s config: // Inline editor. CKEDITOR. inline( ‘editable’, { extraPlugins: ‘sourcedialog’ }); // Classic (iframe-based) editor.

How do I use CKEditor document editor?

Document editor can be created using the existing data container in the DOM. It can also accept a raw data string and create the editable by itself. To get the output data, use the getData() method.

What is an Inline editor?

Inline editing allows users to edit fields directly from a table, without using a form. So instead of jumping between edit forms to update different records, all changes can be made from the same page. You’ll see that fields that are editable with inline editing will be highlighted.

Is it possible to edit HTML in CKEditor 4?

Although CKEditor 4 strength lies in WYSIWYG editing, the underlying format of the editor content is usually HTML. However, working directly with HTML code is also possible thanks to the source code editing feature provided by the Source Editing Area and Source Dialog plugins. Both plugins introduce the Source toolbar button.

Where to find inline editor in CKEditor 4?

When you click inside the content of this element, the CKEditor 4 toolbar will appear. The list of elements that support inline editing is available in the CKEDITOR.dtd.$editable property. Since CKEditor 4.2 you can also turn elements into inline editors.

What do you need to know about CKEditor 5?

CKEditor 5 implements a custom data model. In order to load data to this model you need to have view -> model converters for each piece of the content that you want your editor to support. Then, you need model -> view converters in order to make this content editable (it needs to be rendered in the editor for editing).

Which is open source license is CKEditor 4?

Under which open source licenses are CKEditor 4 and CKEditor 5 available? CKEditor 4 is distributed under three copyleft Open Source license options: GPL, LGPL and MPL. CKEditor 5 is distributed under a GPL 2+ copyleft license. For more details visit ckeditor.com/legal.