Yesterday, we needed to customize the ckeditor editor toolbar and add a plug-in as a requirement. Next I will introduce my recording notes to you, so you can learn it as needed.
1. Download and install ckeditor.
2. Custom toolbar buttons:
You can customize the buttons to be displayed in the ckeditor toolbar. For more information about the toolbar button definition, see here.
Now we need to add a custom function button to the toolbar. Each button in the ckeditor toolbar is defined in the ckeditorplugins directory as a plug-in. Create a new folder linkbutton in ckeditorplugins. In the linkbutton folder, create a plugin. js file with the following code:
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(Function (){ // Section 1: Code executed when you press the Custom button Var a = { Exec: function (editor ){ Alert ("this is a custom button "); } }, // Section 2: create a custom button and bind a method B = 'linkclick '; CKEDITOR. plugins. add (B ,{ Init: function (editor ){ Editor. addCommand (B, ); Editor. ui. addButton ('linkclick ',{ Label: 'link click ', Icon: this. path + 'logo_ckeditor.png ', Command: B }); } }); })(); |
In the authorization code, we define the custom map logo_ckeditor.png, And the logo_ckeditor.png is placed in the linkbutton folder.
Next we need to register the linkbutton plug-in
-The method provided in adding-a-new-toolbar-button/original text is to register in ckeditor. js, which makes it difficult to upgrade the new version in the future. We recommend that you use the following method to register a custom plug-in config. js:
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CKEDITOR. editorConfig = function (config) { // Define changes to default configuration here. For example: // Config. language = 'Fr '; // Config. skin = 'office2003 '; Config. extraPlugins = "linkbutton" }; |
Finally, display the Custom button linkbutton in ckeditor. The Code is as follows:
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<! DOCTYPE html> <Html> <Head> <Meta http-equiv = "Content-Type" content = "text/html; charset = gb2312"/> <Title> Custom button </title> <Script type = "text/javascript" src = "ckeditor. js"> </script> <Style type = "text/css"> Body {font-size: 12px; line-height: 1.8; font-family: ' ';} </Style> </Head> <Body> <Textarea id = "ckeditor"> </textarea> <Script type = "text/javascript"> CKEDITOR. replace ('ckeditor ',{ Toolbar: [ ['Bold ', 'italic', '-', 'numberedlist', 'bulletedlist ','-', 'link', 'unlink ','-', 'linkclick'] ], ExtraPlugins: "linkbutton" // register the linkbutton. You can also register the linkbutton in config. js. }); </Script> </Body> </Html> |
Note: The names of custom plug-ins must be consistent anywhere.
Write a demo.html file for testing
Create a demo.html file in the ${ckeditor}root directory to test whether the plug-in we just wrote is effective. The content is as follows:
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After you open the demo.html file in the browser, you can see that the last plug-in we just wrote is in the toolbar of the editor, as shown in: