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CKEditor - Configuration - Connie - 2011-04-01 I would love to have more options for CKEditor in GSCONFIG.PHP the best (for me) would be: Code: # WYSIWYG Editor local configuration (URL of local configuration file) see here: http://get-simple.info/forum/post/11396/#p11396 plus some EditorOptions as Standard: for config.enterMode: Code: # WYSIWYG editor LineBreak.Behaviour (ENTER_P, ENTER_BR, ENTER_DIV) for config.entities: Code: # WYSIWYG editor Convert Special Characters? for config.skin: Code: # WYSIWYG editor SKIN (getsimple,v2,office2003,.. ) for config.emailProtection: Code: # WYSIWYG editor email-protection in mailto-links: these settings seem to me the most practicable ones CKEditor - Configuration - ccagle8 - 2011-04-02 can't you overwrite all of these with 'GSEDITOROPTIONS'? CKEditor - Configuration - Connie - 2011-04-02 Chris, 1) yes, if I know that I can set these options in GSEDITOROPTIONS ... but to set some defaults even inactive will help unfortunately CKEditor is such a mighty tool but even when implemented people know only few about it the biggest problem of CKEditor is the lack of knowledge (do a google how to get <br /> or <p /> with ENTER, the most simple setting is a thousand-times-mystery ) so offering these options will help a lot 2) it's not only options ... it's also functions why a local config-file which will not be overwritten is helpful beside configuration, I have 2 more parts in my nearly ready config-file: - setting rules for editor-behaviour (indent, linebreaks in HTML code etc.) - dialoguedefinitions all these are functions, not options that's why a local config, created by one option "customConfig", will be handy it took me some time to get that configuration nearly ready and it would be a pity if the system could not profit from it cheers, Connie CKEditor - Configuration - ccagle8 - 2011-04-02 @connie - would some of these options be better suited for inclusion into the core? It seems like you are talking about some pretty general settings and i would love to make them default if they make it better. also - kind of off topic. I want to turn off entities in ckeditor - mentioned in another post by you an Thorsten, but am afraid of what it would do to existing sites that go from 3.0 (entities:true) to 3.1 (entities:false). Would it mess their content up? CKEditor - Configuration - polyfragmented - 2011-04-02 ccagle8 Wrote:also - kind of off topic. I want to turn off entities in ckeditor - mentioned in another post by you an Thorsten, but am afraid of what it would do to existing sites that go from 3.0 (entities:true) to 3.1 (entities:false). Would it mess their content up?It shouldn't mess up anything. UTF-8 contains the necessary glyphs for German umlauts, French accents and what-have-you. I mean, what's going to happen: hitherto unnecessary entities in UTF-8 encoded pages are not employed, but the respective characters/glyphs. If an admin really wants to have, say the German encoding and auto replacement with entities, they can easily bring it back by way of gsconfig and changing the page encoding. CKEditor - Configuration - Connie - 2011-04-02 ccagle8 Wrote:@connie - would some of these options be better suited for inclusion into the core? It seems like you are talking about some pretty general settings and i would love to make them default if they make it better. Chris, in my experience a change will not do any harm this setting affects text which is entered or edited in the edit-textarea and so existing pages will not be touched. If an existing site is opened in the editor and edited, the HTML-entities will be converted "back", so Code: ü => ü I had no problem until now with that, tested with turkish text (müdürlügü direktor) and others No messing, just clean text. You must not fear problems CKEditor - Configuration - Connie - 2011-04-04 Chris, I noticed that one setting is not read from my config-file: the skin. When I set the editor-option Code: skin : 'v2', this skin is active. When I define the same in my config-file: Code: config.skin = "v2", the skin "getsimple" is active. When I deactivate line 312 in admin/edit.php Code: skin : 'getsimple', then "my" skin is active. So I think you check only the settings in gsconfig.php and overwrite the settings from customConfig ;=( |