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    dennisleahy thanks for explanation. A good editor.css makes content writing more comfortable.

    My editor.css:
    @import "normalize.css";
    @import "typography.css";
    @import "forms.css";
    @import "print.css";
    
    html{
        min-width: 1000px;
        height: 100%;
    }
    body{
        width: 960px;
        min-height: 100%;
        box-sizing: border-box;
        margin: 0 auto;
        padding: 10px 20px;
        box-shadow: 0 0 10px rgba(82, 82, 82, 0.42);
    }


    mvk, this is probably caused by restricted access to /manager/ folder, because ckeditor attempts to write it's assets there.
    Please pay an attention to the package installation log. After installation ensure /manager/assets/components/ckeditor/ folder is created.
    Finally, open browser console (F12 or Ctrl+Shift+K or Ctrl+I) and copy javascript errors here. [ed. note: danya_postfactum last edited this post 12 years, 5 months ago.]
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      Sorry, I wanted to write /manager/assets/components/ckeditor/, not /manager/components/ckeditor/ (already fixed in previous comment).
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        Yeah, that was indeed the problem. I changed the perms on that directory and it works now. Thanks for the hint danya_postfactum!
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          CKEditor doesn't load in custom [[*content]] fields in MODX admin panel
          Maybe there's a plugin for that.
          But I could not find any related to this issue.
          I have CKEditor installed as a default rich text editor.
          I also have Xlexicon MODX add-on installed.
          It creates "duplicates" of all resource fields and uses them for additional language storage.
          I can then use the content of these fields when switching the language of my site.
          But unfortunately, CKEditor doesn't recognise additional [[*content]] field as a frame where it could be loaded.
          I tried another editor, TinyMCE. It does recognise those fields. But I don't like it. It breaks my formatting.
          I prefer CKEditor over it.
          Please figure out what's wrong with it.
          Thanks
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            Is there a way to configure CKEditor to use all of the options available like on the "Full" version.

            For reference: http://ckeditor.com/demo#full

            I have not quite figured out how to do configure CKEditor in modx.

            Thanks for any help!
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              sgilder, there is a tricky way: just clear Toolbar option - it will cause CKEditor to use full config.
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                Hi Guys
                How to set a relative link to a doc on my website? http gets prepended eg href="http://assets/uploads/documents/frontpage/Construction-projects.docx"
                I don't want user having to always manually input www.mysite.com in there
                See attached
                Thanks
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                  My bad...Select <other>...may help someone else smiley
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                    I have a client who prefers CKEditor over TinyMCE. Will CKEditor be upgraded to work with Revo 2.3?
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                      Peter Bockenthien, what issues did you find with Revo 2.3?