CKEditor for Drupal Released!
We are proud to present CKEditor for Drupal, a unique solution that integrates the most popular online editor in the world into the Drupal content management system. The module enhances the Drupal platform with a full-featured and customizable WYSIWYG editor and includes CKFinder, an advanced Ajax file manager as well as a couple of built-in plugins to make the most of the features of an advanced WYSIWYG editor in your Drupal website.
Adding a WYSIWYG Editor
The CKEditor for Drupal module enhances Drupal with a modern WYSIWYG editor with advanced editing capabilities suitable for various Drupal content types. With CKEditor the users of your website will be able to create standards-compliant rich text content in a fast and efficient manner.
The Power of CKEditor
Our latest solution brings the complete CKEditor editing experience, including:
- Support for the powerful Paste from Word feature
- Fully configurable and robust styling system
- Top quality XHTML output generation
- Full (and usable) accessibility support for the entire interface
- Compatibility with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and Opera
- ... and much more!
Images and Attachments Made Easy with CKFinder
CKEditor for Drupal is integrated with CKFinder, our advanced Ajax file browser. The users can upload images, Flash objects, or other media types into their Drupal pages and create truly rich content in no time.
CKFinder makes it equally easy to link to the uploaded files and CKEditor allows for further customization of the way the inserted media will be displayed.
Easy to Install and Fully Configurable
CKEditor for Drupal is easy to install and configure from within the Drupal administration panel. The editor is highly customizable and the system administrator has full control over its look and feel. The ability to adjust the appearance of CKEditor to your own environment and your needs, including the toolbar buttons that can be moved with drag and drop, chrome color changes, or other configurable editor features, makes integration with Drupal seamless.
Consider CKEditor as a toolbox: take whatever suits your needs and provide your users with a truly refreshing editing experience!
Ready and Supported for Drupal 6 and 7
CKEditor for Drupal is compatible with and supported for both Drupal 6 and Drupal 7.
For installation and configuration instructions as well as detailed walkthrough descriptions check our documentation site. You will be surprised to find how easy it is to integrate a top-notch WYSIWYG editor into your Drupal installation!
Enterprise Level Support Included
Please note that each CKEditor for Drupal license includes one year of dedicated e-mail support!
Download and Try for Free
Go to the official CKEditor for Drupal page to download the installation package.
We Would Love to Hear From You!
We are really excited about our latest product and committed to making it better. We are looking forward to your feedback and will be thankful for any suggestions you may have. To send us a message, please use the contact form from our website.
I guess this comment won't be published, by why a paying module while there is already two fre Drupal module for integrating CKEditor with Drupal?
Hello Alexandre.
We're not going to cut out your comments, but note that you're talking about something that is different from our offer. CKEditor for Drupal includes also CKFinder (which is not free) and e-mail support directly from the CKEditor team and its Drupal specialists.
CKEditor for Drupal is the right choice for companies and individuals who are looking for a complete and supported solution for their Drupal installations.
Real thanks for the reply. However, the existing CKEditor module (http://drupal.org/project/ckeditor ) also supports CKFinder.
So the benefit of your offer would be (A) a license for CKFinder and (B) email support. Both of which might interest a lot of people (good for you :-). But I still don't see the need for an additional CKEditor module since there's already existing modules that supports both CKEditor and CKFinder.
What I am missing? Thanks for helping me understand. - Alex
Hi Alex. You'll find the same module there. It is just distributed thorugh a different channel, containing CKFinder and CKEditor pre-installed and configured, making both installation and maintenance much easier.
Hi
I install drupal ckeditor module in my drupal site. on my home page i create a block and paste some javascript there. When i save the block all my javascript code is gone. i also selected the text format as a php code. i disable the rich text editor by clicking on the link "swith to plain text editor " but there is no code
Can some one help me to solve this issue.
Khurram, blog comments are definitely *not* the best place to seek support. Use the community forum for that, please.
I want to populate the Styles drop-down list with style definitions from an external CSS stylesheet file.
This is how I proceeded:
1) I created my css file. Its name is ´mysitestyles.css´and its contents is this:
hh3 {
font: italic normal 1.4em georgia, sans-serif;
letter-spacing: 1px;
margin-bottom: 0;
color: #7D775C;
}
I placed this file in this directory:
sites/all/modules/ckeditor/ckeditor/mysitestyles.css
2) I activate the
stylesheetparserplugin for my CKEditor by editing the filesites/all/modules/ckeditor/ckeditor/_source/core/config.js
introducing this line:
config.extraPlugins = 'stylesheetparser';
3) I supplied the location of the CSS file that contains my style definitions by using the
contentsCssconfiguration setting editing the filesites/all/modules/ckeditor/ckeditor/_source/core/config.js
by introducing this line:
config.contentsCss = 'mysitestyles.css';
And remolving this one
/* contentsCss : CKEDITOR.basePath + 'contents.css',*/
After all this I would expect to open CKEditor and see in the Styles drop-down list my stile hh3.
But I don't see the style hh3 in the Styles drop-down list of CKEditor.
Any idea?
Ramón, blog comments are definitely *not* the best place to seek support. Use the community forum for that, please.
I am new to Drupal. I installed Drupal 7.12 and trying to add the ckeditor module without much luck. I downloaded ckeditor-7.x-1.9.tar and ckeditor_3.6.3.tar to drupal-7.12/sites/all/modules folder and extracted the files, added the link to the module list, enabled it, and can see ckeditor under the content authoring of configuration tab. It seems the uploading went ok, however, I cannot see the ckeditor menu when I go to the home page!
I was looking at this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Byvwx76nLHg but that did not clear up the issue for me. Any suggestion?
Thank you
Hi, blog comments are definitely *not* the best place to seek support. Use the community forum for that, please. When you present your problem, please specify which version of the CKEditor for Drupal module you use -- the Open Source one or the commercial one with CKFinder integrated.
See this article for more details: http://docs.cksource.com/CKEditor_3.x/Howto/Drupal_Installation
I wait for inline ckeditor for drupal 7 I think that will be cool!
While CKEditor provides inline editing, it depends on Drupal now to have this feature available. That's because it involves changes that are out of the editor scope as the entire CMS system needs to be modified to properly handle the editing pages.
Anyway, CKEditor 4 is ready for it, for the benefit of Drupal and any other CMS out there.