I just upgraded to CKeditor from FCKeditor and everything looks great except for the image properties. When I have an image in the editor and right-click it, I'm not seeing the "Image Properties" option. If I double click the image, the window opens but only has 2 tabs for "image Info" and "Link" and the options for alignment, size, etc aren't there.
I thought maybe I was missing the plug in and see that there is one for images, so I just re-downloaded the 4.2 Full version and when I check the "image" folder under plugins it doesn't have the .js file and only 2 folders for "dialogs" and images".
I tried downloading the image plugin and uploading it to the same "plugins/image" folder but that didn't seem to do anything. Can anyone tell me what I'm missing here?
Thanks.
More info
I've been playing around with it and it looks like it works if I add the Image toolbar icon. I've been going through the samples and trying it on different sample editors and find that it works sometimes if the Image toolbar icon isn't there. It does seem to work all the time if it is there. I have it removed because I don't really want my customers using the icon, as I've developed my own image gallery and they can drag & drop images into the editor, but I do want them to have the ability to use the image properties. Is there no way to have the full properties window always display without having the icon in the toolbar?
Thanks.
In the Full package it should
In the Full package it should work. If you're using the Standard version, have two things to do:
1) Add Advanced Tab for Dialog to your package (via CKBuilder or manually)
2) Add CKEDITOR.config.allowedContent: true to your config.js file
ACF is removing the dialog tab. But you not seeing the Properties option when right-clicking might be another issue altogether.
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Thanks for the reply. I did
Thanks for the reply. I did quite a bit of testing and the only way I could get it consistently to work is to add the Image icon in the toolbar. It always works then. Without it there, it wouldn't work in my application at all but would work in some of the examples. I did verify that I was using the Full package. I've decided to just leave the icon in the taskbar and not worry about it.