In one of our previous articles, we showed you how to configure CKEditor in WordPress maintenance support plans 8.
This time, we are going to demonstrate how you can expand the editor’s functionality on your own.
In the case of many websites, the basic functions of CKEditor are more than enough.
However, there are projects where clients demand expanding the functionality of the content editor.
With CKEditor, you can do that using plug-ins – all of them are available on the official website.http://ckeditor.com/addons/plugins/all
Adding a new plug-in to the website based on WordPress maintenance support plans 8 is very simple compared to the way it was done in the previous version of WordPress maintenance support plans. All you need is to create a simple plugin.
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Droptica: Droptica: How to add new button (plugin) to CKEditor pt. II
