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What are some examples of presets in rte _ ckeditor?


Asked by Charles Melton on Nov 30, 2021 FAQ



Of course, the preset must already exist, or you must define it. rte_ckeditor ships with presets “minimal”, “default” and “full”. Additionally, you can set specific presets for specific types of textfields. For example to use preset “full” for the field “bodytext” of all content elements:
Besides,
It is targeted to the CKEditor core team, to test the preset builds, to update the ckeditor.com website on new releases and to generate the nightly builds. A preset is a CKEditor configuration for building that includes a specific set of plugins.
Additionally, The default preset for the RTE is (as you can guess) the “default” preset. It can be overridden in the pageTS config field, using the assignment RTE.default.preset = minimal This preset will then be applied to each rte below the page where it was set and for all fields, to which no other preset was applied.
In addition,
The new RTE “CKEditor” hit the TYPO3 core in version 8.5. Since the last release 8.6 it is now possible to configure the rich text editor via yaml files. Read on for a tutorial, how to configure the new rte CKEditor in TYPO3. The configuration file format The configuration of the CKEditor within TYPO3 is written in YAML.
Likewise,
The TYPO3 core comes with three presets: full, minimal and default. Each name indicates already a scope of a configuration. They show very how a configuration can look like and can be taken as a basis for your own configurations.