FastImage
This plugin enables you to upload images using a canvas, no server processing is needed, the image is pushed into the content using javascript.
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Version: 0.2a |
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This is a contribution made by Chriss. Hello, I made some modifications of your plugin for my personal needs. (Resize
I have not tested it myself, but thanks anyway! :) |
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Equation Editor
This Equation Editor provides a toolbar with common mathematical operators and symbols, to help write stunning equations using the LaTeX markup. A high resultion preview of your equation is shown within the editor, which is inserted into your document when you click 'Ok'.
This editor is power by the CodeCogs Equation Engine, the world's leading equation rendering web-service.
Usage- To create a new equation, first click within the text area where you need to add the equation.
- Click the fx button on the CK Editor toolbar. This launches the CodeCogs Equation Editor, which you can also see here http://www.codecogs.com/eqneditor
- Create your equation.
- Select 'ok'
- Double-click or right click on an existing equations to edit them within the Equation Editor.
- Use the Command-Tab to step between key elements of your equation.
- Download the equation editor plugin and uncompress it to your desktop or server.
- Find the folder where you installed CK Editor. For our purposes we will assume this is ~/ckeditor.
- Open the CK Editor plugins folder, ~/ckeditor/plugins and copy in the directory 'eqneditor' from the uncompressed 'eqneditor_v2.zip' folder.
- Modify the config.js to load the plugin by adding config.extraPlugins = 'eqneditor'.
- The equation editor buttion (fx) will now appear in the 'insert' group.
- Alternatively, you can use the command 'EqnEditor' to add a button to a custom toolbar, e.g. CKEDITOR.replace( 'editor1', { toolbar : [ [ 'EqnEditor', 'Bold', 'Italic' ] ] });
For support and suggestion, please leave comments on our forum: http://www.codecogs.com/pages/forums/forum_view.php?f=28
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Version: 2.2 |
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Math Editor
A Math editor plugin for CKEditor.
Uses MathQuill to ( http://mathquill.com/ ) to provide a editable WYSIWYG-latex field in a CKEditor-dialog and CodeCogs ( http://www.codecogs.com/ ) to generate pictures from the latex values.
The main difference between this plugin and the 'original' CodeCogs plugin ( http://ckeditor.com/cke4/addon/equation ) is that this plugin aims to integrate more smoothly with CKEditor (no external pop-up).
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Version: 0.0.2 |
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Added basic ACF-integration Added a little bit of styling to make the MathQuill-field stand out more Changed different mathedit-MathQuill fields to get unique (concatenated running-integer part) to avoid possible errors when multiple ck-editors are in same DOM |
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Insert Symbol
This is a modified version of Frederico Knabben's specialCharacter plugin. It gives the user the possibility to insert most unicode symbols. All characters have been divided into groups (sort of the way word does it). I am still working on the tooltip texts for all characters - and so far it is only (partly) done in english.
The dialog can be modified to only list groups that you want. Sorting of the groups can be done in two different ways. Default group can be changed.
In order to add the plugin to your CKEditor add the following line:
config.extraPlugins = 'symbol';
Let me know what you think... If you have any suggestions then write to me (helmoe@gmail.com)
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Version: 1.07 |
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Changelog: 1.07 - 24 may 2013
1.06 - 1 february 2013
1.05 - 25 november 2011
1.04 - ? ? 2011
1.03 - 5 september 2011
1.02 - 5 september 2011
1.01 - 12 may 2011
1.00 - 24 March 2011
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StrInsert - Custom Dropdown for CKEditor4
Allows you to create a custom dropdown added to the ckeditor4 toolbar, which outputs a text string (or whatever needed) to the editor.
I'm using it to output strings that will be replaced to embed other types of content (like loading partials into views), but it can be used for many things! I will be extending it to pull data from a database.
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Version: 0.01 |
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First release of custom dropdown plugin for ckeditor 4 |
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allmedias
allmedias for the CKEditor's plugin,the plugin supports many medias,it's embed .
Supported media format:AVI WMV MPEG MPG MP4 FLV
PDF M4V WAV MIDI MP3 ASF RM
RMVB RA QT MOV M4V
Extract the contents of the file into the "plugins" folder of CKEditor. In the CKEditor configuration file (config.js) add the following code:
config.extraPlugins = '[ allmedias ]';
If you custom the toolbar,please add 'allMedias' in 'name'.
AVI WMV MPEG MPG MP4 FLV
PDF M4V WAV MIDI MP3 ASF
RM RMVB RA QT MOV M4V
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Version: 1.00 |
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allMedias for the CKEditor's plugin,the plugin supports many medias,it's embed |
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HTML Buttons
This plugin allows to easily create as many buttons as desired that each one can insert into the editor the HTML snippet that you want.
Version 1.5 includes changes proposed by Eric Arnol-Martin to wrap the existing selection with the HTML snippet (instead of only inserting and overwritting the selection).
It includes also the proposal by Julian Ivancsuk to use a menu-button dropdown instead of individual buttons so you don't clutter the toolbar if you have a lot of buttons.
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Version: 1.5.2 |
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avoid breaking the toolbar configurator |
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Insert <pre> element
This plugin makes it easier to insert a <pre> tag in CKEditor.
Installation1. Download the plugin and unpack it in the plugins folder
2. Enable the "insertpre" plugin in the CKEditor configuration file (config.js):
config.extraPlugins = 'insertpre';
That's all. "InsertPre" button will appear on the editor toolbar and will be ready to use.
Optionally, you may specify which class should be added to the <pre> element:
CKEDITOR.config.insertpre_class = 'prettyprint';
As well as specify how the <pre> tag should be rendered inside CKEditor:
CKEDITOR.config.insertpre_style = 'background-color:#F8F8F8;border:1px solid #DDD;padding:10px;';
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Version: 1.1 |
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First version compatible with CKEditor 4.1 and Advanced Content Filter. |
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