Adds three buttons to the CKEditor toolbar that provide:

• editor content templates,
• a library of accessible tables, and
• accessibility checking for editor content.

This button gives you access to a configurable set of standard editor content templates (for example, policies, procedures, programs and reports), to help your content editors write and maintain content that complies with structural, language, and accessibility standards. Content editors can preview the available templates before selecting the one that suits their requirements.

This button gives you access to a configurable library of clearly structured, accessible tables.

While site-wide validation can check the accessibility of your page templates, editor content within the page is constantly changing. This button checks the accessibility of editor content in the page with a single click.

• jQuery 1.6+ (download it from here). For Drupal users, the default Drupal installation includes jQuery, so you do not need to install jQuery separately. If you are not using Drupal, include the jQuery library file in the page where CKEditor is used.
• Browser: Tested on Internet Explorer 8 & 9, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome.

For installation instructions, visit the Installation page.

The template and table libraries can be customised through the included .json files.
Contact us for documentation. 

Licensed under the GPLv2 license

This plugin (formerly know as ImagePaste) offers a set of rich and very easy to use options to upload images and files to CKEditor.

The available options depend on the browser used, but with all of them you can upload a file/image by drag&drop from your computer (for IE you have to use IE10). An option that it's available for all the browsers (including IE8 and IE9) is to include two new toolbar buttons: just click them and you are immediately prompted to select a file; as soon as you select it, the file will start being uploaded to the server, no other plugins offers something simpler than this.

If you use Firefox or Chrome, you can upload an image that you have copied to your clipboard (eg: photoshop, paint.net...) and with Firefox you can copy a file in your desktop and when you press Ctrl+V in the editor that file will be uploaded to your server.

In Firefox it avoids the insertion of base64 images that happens by default, as that's a huge waste of resources that should be avoided with the type of images that people might want to paste into the editor. Instead it uploads them as files to the server and so they can be served in paralell to the page and cached on their own.

It takes care of highlighting the available and selected editor for drag and drop operations so you can easily check that it's working as expected in a situation with multiple editors. Check the demo with the inline editors it feels like magic ;-)

The plugin works with CKEditor 3.6 and 4.x, the only requirement is that you have already configured CKEditor to allow file uploads. You can use CKFinder or any other upload system that uses the CKEditor API, even create your own one.

The screenshots only try to show a little of the features, it's better for you to check the demo and test all the features (remember, the available options depend on the browser that you use, when they improve their capabilities the other options will work automatically)

This plugin inserts a new "button" into a toolbar that contains the current character or word count of an editor. The plugin is dependent upon your browser supporting the document.getElementsByClassName method but otherwise works out of the box. I would recommend that you ensure your CKEditor build contains the Paste As Plain Text build plugin as this exposes the paste event. Without this pasting text will not update the count correctly.

To activate the plugin you must include this plugin - "charcount" and pass config.maxLength or config.maxWords to CKEditor as an integer value. If maxLength or maxWords is 0 (zero) then this plugin will display the pure character/word count, if any positive value is passed then it will display the number of "remaining" characters or words. This counter is purely informational and does not actually restrict entry in any way.

Please read readme.md for examples on how to use this.

This plugin will add to your CKEditor text a QRCode picture of entered text or number, or mix...

This Coded picture is new way to code your article.. 

QR code is similar as is BAR-Code but more sofisticated.

How to USE?

Enter in first blank field text or number or mix

Enter in second blank field picture size ( Only number, without px, or mm, or similar.. eg 300 will make QR-Code picture widh size 300x300px)

NEWER VERSION HERE IS 1.1 just to know :)

NOTICE 1: I was never try CKEditor builder. but manualy installation will work for shure.

I was release new 1.1 version of this plugin, and I hope it will be here very soon.

If not, you can donload new 1.1 version of this plugin via Source Code Browser

at address: http://i-goo.tk/tmp/qrc1_1.zip

NOTICE 2: You need to have internet connection in order to use this plugin.