The default CKeditor skin, Moono, does not conform to the Seven style guide. We should make a skin that does and enable by default on the standard profile install.

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Bojhan commented
Issue tags: +frontend
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lewisnyman
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I started working on a skin on github. It seemed tricky to add a new default skin to ckeditor without hacking it, so I was just overwriting the default skin in core and copying it over to the repo.

I wasn't very happy with the look of it and we need to make quite a few new icons for all the wysiwyg buttons.

https://github.com/lewisnyman/ckeditor-samurai

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Bojhan commented
Version: 8.0.x-dev » 8.1.x-dev

This is not really important, and the light one is fairly OK. It could be a lot better.

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superkorisnik commented

what happens with this?

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lewisnyman
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Title: Create a Ckeditor skin inline with the Seven style guide » Add a Ckeditor skin inline with the Seven style guide
Component: Seven theme » ckeditor.module

@superkorisnik I stopped working on it, you can fork my github repo if you want to work on it: https://github.com/lewisnyman/ckeditor-samurai

Alternatively, we can look for a contributed skin that matches the Seven UI closer than the default CKEditor theme. The BootstrapCK4 theme is a lot better.

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Title: Add a Ckeditor skin inline with the Seven style guide » Add a CKEditor skin that matches the Seven style guide

Does that mean we'll want to use this "Seven" skin on the front end as well?

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tkoleary commented

@wim leers

I think yes.

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tkoleary commented

Also, have a look at the design work being done on CK5, it's way better. Maybe we can get them to back-port as a CK4 skin.

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Version: 8.1.x-dev » 8.2.x-dev
Component: ckeditor.module » Seven theme
Issue tags: +CSS

As long as this is in the ckeditor.module component, this is not going to happen. None of us here are themers. So I'm going to move this back to the Seven theme component.

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syamnath commented
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I was just playing around with the ck editor skin. i will share my views.
Current editor :
current ck editor skin

New concept
current ck editor skin

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tkoleary commented

@WimLeers

I agree that it belongs in the Seven theme component.

@syamnath_zyxware, What you've done is very nice. Should run it by @lewsinyman and see what he thinks.

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longwave
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Project: Drupal core » Seven
Version: 9.5.x-dev » 1.0.0-alpha1
Component: Seven theme » Code

The Seven theme has been removed from Drupal 10 core, and CKEditor 4 is being removed shortly, so I am moving this to the contributed Seven project.

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Version: 1.0.0-alpha1 » 2.0.x-dev
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

CkEditor 5 has a style that works with any theme; CKEditor 4 LTS has security updates until December, 2028. I would rather not create a style that is useful for no more than three years, considering that CKEditor 4 is probably used from few sites.