I am trying to extend the list of defined special characters in the 3.6.2 release for our Drupal 7 system and cannot seem to find the appropriate place to do so. I looked in ckeditor/plugins/specialchar/dialogs/specialchar.js and there is no list to add to (like in previous versions). I also tried to modify the ckeditor/plugins/specialchar/lang/en.js file with no luck.
Other documentation recommends modifying the plugin.js (CKEDITOR.config.specialChars = ...) file but that file is nowhere to be found in the directory. Is it located somwhere else? Do I need to add this to the CKEDditor profile in the advanced section?
Other documentation recommends modifying the plugin.js (CKEDITOR.config.specialChars = ...) file but that file is nowhere to be found in the directory. Is it located somwhere else? Do I need to add this to the CKEDditor profile in the advanced section?
Re: Special Character in 3.6.2 for Drupal 7
["ƒ",..." into the "Advanced Options" of my CKEditor profiles located at CONFIGURATION > CONTENT AUTHORING > CKEDITOR > edit profile.
So this works. But it is still frustrating that there are no clear instructions for how to achieve this for Drupal or make sense of where this exists in the file structure. Before you could just edit the specialchar.js file. Where is this for Drupal 7 and release 3.6.2.
Re: Special Character in 3.6.2 for Drupal 7
There have recently been no changes in this area and I am not sure which documentation you mean, but in any case, a recommended way is always to edit the CKEditor profile in the Drupal Administration panel. Why bother with source files if there is the UI to add your changes where they belong?
In any case, if you want to configure CKEditor, it is recommended to go to Configuration > Content Authoring > CKEditor (for Drupal 7). The settings are grouped in a few sections and if the ones listed there are not enough for you, you can always us the Custom JavaScript configuration field from the Advanced Options section. All possible configuration values are listed in the CKEditor API: http://docs.cksource.com/ckeditor_api/s ... onfig.html
In case of special characters, see http://docs.cksource.com/ckeditor_api/s ... ecialChars
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