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Support Inline mode

Open yabab-dev opened this issue 9 years ago • 8 comments

First attempt in branch ck-inline-mode : https://github.com/chymz/ng2-ckeditor/commit/7b235398fb361fa9023833bc285a904b0546bc37 (outdated)

yabab-dev avatar Aug 02 '16 10:08 yabab-dev

How far we are with this branch? Is this working?

amirduran avatar Feb 14 '17 10:02 amirduran

Very old... first version of this angular component was written with Babel. So merging this branch with master cannot work without rewrite referenced commit.

Have you a use case for this mode ? If so, i'll try to implement it...

yabab-dev avatar Feb 14 '17 18:02 yabab-dev

Maybe it would be better to start from scratch with a new one. I didn't use one

amirduran avatar Feb 14 '17 21:02 amirduran

I ran into the same issue - and hacked a directive together that does what I need. It's largely copy-pasted from this, but heavily simplified. Seems to work for me, but your results may vary. If it keeps working after some more testing I might put together a pull request, but feel free to do with it as you please.

https://gist.github.com/FluffierThanThou/62dbae7426c4c5930880b6ca8eb625a9

FluffierThanThou avatar Apr 17 '17 21:04 FluffierThanThou

@FluffierThanThou How did you include the directive in your project. Do I need to add it to the ckeditor folder for this.

a2un avatar Sep 20 '17 07:09 a2un

You don't need a directive. I posted a solution here.

rmcsharry avatar Oct 13 '17 15:10 rmcsharry

@chymz use case for the inline editor: content management, a large app for a company has many pages that display sales and marketing types of content that need to be updated at different times by different staff. we want this to be a case where for example a sales director can have a non technical staff member make changes such as a sales offer or a new product added to a list without the need to have the IT staff updating the site. so content pages can be a mix of non editable functions and "content" that can be updated, so the key funtions are not user editable but some stuff is,.

figuerres avatar Jan 02 '18 18:01 figuerres

I have an edtech product that would immensely benefit from being able to edit the questions inline.

lindsaymacvean avatar Sep 12 '18 23:09 lindsaymacvean