If you didn't have CKEditor but instead just had a form with a <textarea> where you entered the changes you wanted to make to your web page, how would you do it without a database?
I imagine you'd post the form to a PHP or ASP file, write the new content to a file on the server, then include that file in the page.
The same process will work with CKEditor. All CKEditor does is help you edit your <textarea>
Re: Use CKEditor to manage content
I imagine you'd post the form to a PHP or ASP file, write the new content to a file on the server, then include that file in the page.
The same process will work with CKEditor. All CKEditor does is help you edit your <textarea>