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CKEditor Samples

Basic Samples

Replace textarea elements by class name: Automatic replacement of all textarea elements of a given class with a CKEditor instance.
Replace textarea elements by code: Replacement of textarea elements with CKEditor instances by using a JavaScript call.
Create editors with jQuery: Creating standard and inline CKEditor instances with jQuery adapter.

User Interface color: Changing CKEditor User Interface color and adding a toolbar button that lets the user set the UI color.
User Interface languages: Changing CKEditor User Interface language and adding a drop-down list that lets the user choose the UI language.

Magicline plugin: Using the Magicline plugin to access difficult focus spaces.
Full page support: CKEditor inserted with a JavaScript call and used to edit the whole page from <html> to </html>.

Massive inline editor creation: Turn all elements with contentEditable = true attribute into inline editors.
Convert element into an inline editor by code: Conversion of DOM elements into inline CKEditor instances by using a JavaScript call.
Replace textarea with inline editor New!: A form with a textarea that is replaced by an inline editor at runtime.

Data filtering and features activation New!: Data filtering and automatic features activation basing on configuration.
Replace DIV elements on the fly: Transforming a div element into an instance of CKEditor with a mouse click.
Append editor instances: Appending editor instances to existing DOM elements.
Create and destroy editor instances for Ajax applications: Creating and destroying CKEditor instances on the fly and saving the contents entered into the editor window.
Basic usage of the API: Using the CKEditor JavaScript API to interact with the editor at runtime.
XHTML-compliant style: Configuring CKEditor to produce XHTML 1.1 compliant attributes and styles.
Read-only mode: Using the readOnly API to block introducing changes to the editor contents.
"Tab" key-based navigation: Navigating among editor instances with tab key.
Using the JavaScript API to customize dialog windows: Using the dialog windows API to customize dialog windows without changing the original editor code.
Using the "Enter" key in CKEditor: Configuring the behavior of Enter and Shift+Enter keys.
Output for Flash: Configuring CKEditor to produce HTML code that can be used with Adobe Flash.
Output HTML: Configuring CKEditor to produce legacy HTML 4 code.
Toolbar Configurations: Configuring CKEditor to display full or custom toolbar layout.