By sisko on

Hello all,

I just began using CKEditor but I found a limitation.

I am currently using the Drupal Basic Editor appearance but I need a particular feature of the editor which is available in the Full editor appearance.

Problem is I only want my users to have access to the Drupal basic and nothing more.

Does anyone know how I can perhaps create a custom editor appearance to have features which I specify ?

Thank you.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

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Bright Web Design’s picture

Bright Web Design commented

You can do it from Drupal profile go to Administer>Site configuration>CKEditor
Here you can see two profiles one is default and another one is Advanced. You can create as many profiles as you want from here.
Click edit profile and select the type of user ((Role)eg: Anonymous and Authenticated)you want to give the access of CKEditor and CKFinder.
Next from Editor appearance, choose the toolbar basic, drupal basic, drupal filtered, drupal Full and full.
That's it.

I f you wanna create your own custom toolbar checkout my tutorials and comment if you find it helpful or difficulty.
http://www.youtube.com/user/brightwebsitedesign

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sisko commented

I will try that out.

I have another question.

Is there a way to create links in such a way that they are not absolute like http://www.testDrupalsite.com/node/42 when using CKEditor?
The desire is to point the link to node/42 in such a way that when I tranfer the site to the actual live address, those links won't have to be manually altered - or else they'll be broken.

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JimBroad commented

Was worried about this myself, hence finding your post. But I diddled around a bit and it turns out if you insert "./node/42" it will consider it relative. IE: "http://client.localhost/node/42" when local or "http://www.clientproduction.com/node/42" when live.

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sisko commented

Thank you for that. I'll be sure to give that a try soonest opportunity