write there 'CKEditor' + your CMS and your might find someone that will help you.

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If you are not a developer then forget about installing CKEditor as you will need some experience about coding in order to create the rest of the site or modify those files to integrate CKEditor. It's just a that uses HTML instead of plain text. CKEditor is not a Content Management like Drupal, DotNetNuke, etc., it's not a replacement for FrontPage or DreamWeaver. It's behavior is like any other HTML form element, so if you are unsure about how to read a file at the server, save the data, manage user permissions or anything like that, then remember that you are placing your questions in the wrong place. If you ask questions that can be easily answered by looking at those samples people might not bother to reply to you because you are lazy.īefore we get any further I would like to make an important remark: CKEditor is only a javascript widget. The samples are there because they can be useful in order to understand how to use the editor. Test the samples to verify that they work, read them and check its source code. So now you can check the _samples folder. You should look at Kompozer to get a HTML authoring program for your computer If you are looking for an '.exe' to install CKEditor, then you are trying to use the wrong tool. In the rest of these posts I'll assume that you have placed it in /ckeditor/ like the example in that page. I've quoted install because you just need to extract the zip to the place where you prefer. The first step is obviously to 'install' CKEditor in your server. This is the first post related to CKEditor, and I'm gonna try through several posts to guide you about how to use CKEditor in your page.

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