CKEditor is a library for WYSIWYG editor to be used inside web pages.
The ckeditor_rails
gem integrates the CKEditor
with the Rails asset pipeline.
And it would work with following environments:
- ruby 1.9.3+
- rails 3.0+
Include ckeditor_rails
in Gemefile
gem 'ckeditor_rails'
Then run bundle install
Add to your app/assets/javascripts/application.js
after //= require jquery_ujs
to work with jQuery
//= require ckeditor-jquery
Add ckeditor
class to text area tag
<%= f.text_area :content, :class => 'ckeditor' %>
$('.ckeditor').ckeditor({
// optional config
});
Since version 4.1.3, non-digested assets of ckeditor-rails
will simply be copied after digested assets were compiled.
Eric Anderson, thanks.
Add your app/assets/javascripts/ckeditor/config.js.coffee
like
CKEDITOR.editorConfig = (config) ->
config.language = "zh"
config.uiColor = "#AADC6E"
true
Add your app/assets/javascripts/ckeditor/basepath.js.erb
like
<%
base_path = ''
if ENV['PROJECT'] =~ /editor/i
base_path << "/#{Rails.root.basename.to_s}/"
end
base_path << Rails.application.config.assets.prefix
base_path << '/ckeditor/'
%>
var CKEDITOR_BASEPATH = '<%= base_path %>';
Add your app/assets/stylesheets/ckeditor/contents.css.scss
like
body {
font-size: 14px;
color: gray;
background-color: yellow;
}
ol,ul,dl {
*margin-right:0px;
padding:4 20px;
}
Add ckeditor_rails.rb
to config/initializers/
Ckeditor::Rails.configure do |config|
# default is nil for all languages, or set as %w[en zh]
config.assets_languages = nil
# default is nil for all plugins,
# or set as white list: %w[image link liststyle table tabletools]
# or set as black list: config.default_plugins - %w[about a11yhelp]
config.assets_plugins = nil
# default is nil for all skins, or set as %w[moono]
config.assets_skins = nil
end
Maintain ckeditor_rails
gem with Rake
commands.
Update origin CKEditor source files.
rake update_ckeditor VERSION=4.5.2
Publish gem.
rake release
This is due to interference with Turbolinks -
The problem stems from the link itself so in order to resolve this issue you must disable turbolinks in the div containing the link pointing to where CKEditor is.
You can visit the Rails Turbolinks Repo for detailed documentation https://github.com/rails/turbolinks/#opting-out-of-turbolinks
Example
<div class="example" data-no-turbolink>
...
</div>
CKEditor use CKEditor license.
Other parts of gem use MIT license.