![]() ![]() Īllow specific tag with any class but no style + allow text-align on p only.ĬKEDITOR. It work i can add class to any strong, then i add it for em :Ĭonfig.allowedContent ='strong(*) em(*)' īut then i can't use strong or em anymore. It turns out that CKEditor (4.1 onwards) has the Advanced Content Filter (ACF), which is a highly configurable filter that allows only certain types of content to be entered into the editor, and removes any html tags that are not allowed by the configuration. Hi, CKEditor 5 has its own data model and if you want to specify your own elements, you need to register them in schema. If you add it to your build, it will automatically allow elements.Using allowed content, if i try to allow strong with all class, set to: Last but not least, instead of just enabling the iframe element with extraAllowedContent, consider adding another plugin to CKEditor that correctly handles editing iframes ( ). It looks like you made a mistake in the code because I just checked that case and it works as expected (the iframe element is left in the content, all other markup is removed, most of the toolbar buttons disappeared). One thing I have found is when wanting to allow iframes it only seems to work if you put iframe in extraAllowedContent it does not work if you put it in allowedContent. ![]() Extra Allowed Content CKEditor strips i tag and classes Ckeditor add. The following link explains it really well: !/guide/dev_acf Ckeditor add extra br tags 1547 (Unwanted BR and tags in IE6) CKEditor Witryna21. When configuring CKEditor 4 you will be mostly interested in. Here is how you can allow any content in the editor: config.allowedContent. Allowed Content Rules define which HTML elements, attributes, styles, and classes are allowed. What CKEditor supports by default directly depends on what features you did enable. If some manual tells you to edit CKEditors configuration, just edit config.js file. Although I have already followed the instruction to allow all html tag content to be preserved with config.allowedContent in the config.jd. For example if you use the Standard preset and you allow just iframe, then most of the buttons will "disappear" (like Bold, List, Table) fro the toolbar, because you no longer allow elements like, , and so on.ĮxtraAllowedContent, as the name suggests, lets you extend the list of allowed tags/attributes that CKEditor will allow by default. It has a higher priority than content allowed automatically or by the setting, hence it is possible to correct automatic settings or achieve more complex results. It may result in removing features from CKEditor. Disallowed content can be defined in the setting or may be dynamically added with the method. This configuration option is called allowedContent, the feature itself is. ![]() But in this version tweaked for WYSIWYG, it seems these rules are. This covers how the actual editor (in this case CKEditor) should behave. Based on defined rules (called Allowed Content. Hi, In a classic Ckeditor integration, one can fully customize using allowedContent. Setting allowedContent manually instructs the editor to ignore completely the allowed markup specified by enabled plugins (e.g. This configuration option tells the filter which HTML elements, attributes, styles, and classes are allowed. ![]()
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