Strapi Plugin Ckeditor
Integrates CKEditor 5 into your Strapi project as a fully customizable custom field.
Overview
The document provides information about a Strapi plugin called CKEditor that integrates a rich text editor into Strapi apps. It mentions the features, installation process, configuration, and requirements of the plugin.
Features
- Media library integration: The plugin supports integration with the media library in Strapi.
- Supports responsive images: It provides support for responsive images in the editor.
- Supports Strapi's theme switching: The plugin allows users to switch between different themes and even define their own theme.
- Supports i18n: It supports internationalization for both content and the user interface.
- Few predefined editor configs: The plugin comes with a few predefined editor configurations, but users can also add their own.
- Possible to add new plugins: Users can add new plugins to extend the functionality of the CKEditor.
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