CKEditor 3.x/Users Guide/Document/Templates - Revision history

Anna: Final proof-reading

2010-12-13T09:47:46Z

Final proof-reading

Anna: Dialog windows template added

2010-12-10T11:23:04Z

Dialog windows template added

Anna: moved CKEditor 3.x/Users Guide/Common Tasks/Templates to CKEditor 3.x/Users Guide/Document/Templates: New User's Guide structure implemented

2010-11-30T09:29:35Z

moved CKEditor 3.x/Users Guide/Common Tasks/Templates to CKEditor 3.x/Users Guide/Document/Templates: New User's Guide structure implemented

Anna: Example replaced, images correctly formatted with alt properly added.

2010-11-17T18:33:14Z

Example replaced, images correctly formatted with alt properly added.

Anna: Minor rewording

2010-10-25T13:48:24Z

Minor rewording

Anna: Article rewrite, alt attributes and notice added.

2010-10-25T13:39:24Z

Article rewrite, alt attributes and notice added.

Magdalena.stachnik at 11:21, 13 September 2010

2010-09-13T11:21:10Z

Magdalena.stachnik at 10:57, 10 September 2010

2010-09-10T10:57:05Z

Magdalena.stachnik at 09:52, 9 September 2010

2010-09-09T09:52:23Z

Magdalena.stachnik at 14:39, 8 September 2010

2010-09-08T14:39:45Z

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 To use one of CKEditor templates, press the [[Image:CKEditor_templates.png|Templates]] button on the toolbar. The following '''Content Templates''' dialog window will be displayed on the screen.
-{{CKEditor Dialog Windows}}
+[[Image:CKEditor_templates_window.png|frame|center|CKEditor Content Templates dialog window]]
 The dialog window shows a list of pre-defined templates that are available in your system. The standard installation of CKEditor contains three basic templates, however, this list may be expanded as needed. Since [[CKEditor_3.x/Developers_Guide/Templates|creating and adding new templates]] is an advanced feature, please contact your system administrator if you need a special template for your purposes.

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 A '''Content Template''' is a CKEditor feature that lets you control the structure of the document and preserve consistency across multiple documents. Templates are pre-defined, ready-made document forms with page layout, text formatting and styling as well as other elements.
-To use one of CKEditor templates, press the [[Image:CKEditor_templates.png|Templates]] button on the toolbar. The following '''Content Templates''' dialog window will be displayed on the screen:
+To use one of CKEditor templates, press the [[Image:CKEditor_templates.png|Templates]] button on the toolbar. The following '''Content Templates''' dialog window will be displayed on the screen.
 [[Image:CKEditor_templates_window.png|frame|center|CKEditor Content Templates dialog window]]
-The window shows a list of pre-defined templates that are available in your system. The standard installation of CKEditor contains three basic templates, however, this list may be expanded as needed. Since [[CKEditor_3.x/Developers_Guide/Templates|creating and adding new templates]] is an advanced feature, please contact your system administrator if you need a special template for your purposes.
+The dialog window shows a list of pre-defined templates that are available in your system. The standard installation of CKEditor contains three basic templates, however, this list may be expanded as needed. Since [[CKEditor_3.x/Developers_Guide/Templates|creating and adding new templates]] is an advanced feature, please contact your system administrator if you need a special template for your purposes.
 Each template listed in the window contains a title, an image presenting the schematic outline of the template as well as its description.
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 The '''Content Templates''' dialog window contains only one configuration option: '''Replace actual contents'''.
-Leaving it checked means that the inserted template will also replace the content entered previously into the CKEditor window, deleting it in the process. This is a potentially destructive operation, so if you unintentionally remove the text using this option, you can always revert this operation by clicking the [[Image:CKEditor_undo.png|Undo]] button on the toolbar or ''Ctrl+Z'' on your keyboard.
+Leaving it checked means that the inserted template will also replace the content entered previously into the CKEditor window, deleting it in the process. This is a potentially destructive operation, so if you unintentionally remove the text using this option, you can always revert this operation by pressing the [[Image:CKEditor_undo.png|Undo]] button on the toolbar or the ''Ctrl+Z'' shortcut on your keyboard.
 If you leave the '''Replace actual contents''' option unchecked, the template will be inserted in the current position of the cursor in the document.

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 A '''Content Template''' is a CKEditor feature that lets you control the structure of the document and preserve consistency across multiple documents. Templates are pre-defined, ready-made document forms with page layout, text formatting and styling as well as other elements.
-To use one of CKEditor templates, press the [[Image:CKEditor_templates.png|alt=Templates]] button on the toolbar. The following '''Content Templates''' dialog window will be displayed on the screen:
+To use one of CKEditor templates, press the [[Image:CKEditor_templates.png|Templates]] button on the toolbar. The following '''Content Templates''' dialog window will be displayed on the screen:
-[[Image:CKEditor_templates_window.png|frame|center|alt=Content Templates dialog window|CKEditor Content Templates dialog window]]
+[[Image:CKEditor_templates_window.png|frame|center|CKEditor Content Templates dialog window]]
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 In order to select a template, choose it from the list in the '''Content Templates''' dialog window and click once. The dialog window will close and the selected template will be applied to the document.
-The '''Content Templates dialog''' window contains only one configuration option: "Replace actual contents".
+The '''Content Templates''' dialog window contains only one configuration option: '''Replace actual contents'''.
-Leaving it checked means that the inserted template will also replace the content entered previously into the CKEditor window, deleting it in the process. This is a potentially destructive operation, so if you unintentionally remove the text using this option, you can always revert this operation by clicking the [[Image:CKEditor_undo.png|alt=Undo]] button on the toolbar or ''Ctrl+Z'' on your keyboard.
+Leaving it checked means that the inserted template will also replace the content entered previously into the CKEditor window, deleting it in the process. This is a potentially destructive operation, so if you unintentionally remove the text using this option, you can always revert this operation by clicking the [[Image:CKEditor_undo.png|Undo]] button on the toolbar or ''Ctrl+Z'' on your keyboard.
-If you leave the "Replace actual contents" option unchecked, the template will be inserted in the current position of the cursor in the document.
+If you leave the '''Replace actual contents''' option unchecked, the template will be inserted in the current position of the cursor in the document.
-Figure below shows the editing area of CKEditor after inserting the template called "Strange Template" that defines a two-column-layout with headings and a text placeholder:
+The figure below shows the editing area of CKEditor after inserting the template called "Strange Template" that defines a two-column-layout with headings and a text placeholder. Since the '''Replace actual contents''' option was selected, the template replaced the text that was previously entered into the editing area.
-[[Image:CKEditor_templetes_example.png]]
+[[Image:CKEditor_template_example.png|frame|center|"Strange Template" inserted into a document in CKEditor]]

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-A '''Content Template''' is CKEditor feature that lets you control the structure of the text and preserve consistency across multiple documents. Templates are pre-defined, ready-made document forms with page layout, text formatting and styling as well as other elements.
+A '''Content Template''' is a CKEditor feature that lets you control the structure of the document and preserve consistency across multiple documents. Templates are pre-defined, ready-made document forms with page layout, text formatting and styling as well as other elements.
 To use one of CKEditor templates, press the [[Image:CKEditor_templates.png|alt=Templates]] button on the toolbar. The following '''Content Templates''' dialog window will be displayed on the screen:
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-The window displays a list of pre-defined templates that are available in your system. The standard installation of CKEditor contains three basic templates, however, this list may be expanded as needed. Since [[CKEditor_3.x/Developers_Guide/Templates|creating and adding new templates]] is an advanced feature, please contact your system administrator if you need a special template for your purposes.
+The window shows a list of pre-defined templates that are available in your system. The standard installation of CKEditor contains three basic templates, however, this list may be expanded as needed. Since [[CKEditor_3.x/Developers_Guide/Templates|creating and adding new templates]] is an advanced feature, please contact your system administrator if you need a special template for your purposes.
 Each template listed in the window contains a title, an image presenting the schematic outline of the template as well as its description.
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 If you leave the "Replace actual contents" option unchecked, the template will be inserted in the current position of the cursor in the document.
-Figure below shows the editoring area of CKEditor after inserting the template called "Strange Template" that defines a two-column-layout with headings and a text placeholder:
+Figure below shows the editing area of CKEditor after inserting the template called "Strange Template" that defines a two-column-layout with headings and a text placeholder:
 [[Image:CKEditor_templetes_example.png]]

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-A template is CKEditor's function which allows user to change the page layout, style and to organize user's document better.In order to activate it press&nbsp;[[Image:CKEditor_templates.png]] button on the toolbar. A pop up window called "Content Templates" will appear:
+A '''Content Template''' is CKEditor feature that lets you control the structure of the text and preserve consistency across multiple documents. Templates are pre-defined, ready-made document forms with page layout, text formatting and styling as well as other elements.
-[[Image:CKEditor_templates_window.png]]
+To use one of CKEditor templates, press the [[Image:CKEditor_templates.png|alt=Templates]] button on the toolbar. The following '''Content Templates''' dialog window will be displayed on the screen:
-* '''Image and Title''': one main image with a title and text that surround the image.
+[[Image:CKEditor_templates_window.png|frame|center|alt=Content Templates dialog window|CKEditor Content Templates dialog window]]
-If you chose a template double-click on it and it will appear in your document.
+The window displays a list of pre-defined templates that are available in your system. The standard installation of CKEditor contains three basic templates, however, this list may be expanded as needed. Since [[CKEditor_3.x/Developers_Guide/Templates|creating and adding new templates]] is an advanced feature, please contact your system administrator if you need a special template for your purposes.
-Example:
+Each template listed in the window contains a title, an image presenting the schematic outline of the template as well as its description.
 [[Image:CKEditor_templetes_example.png]]

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−	A template is CKEditor's function which allows user to change the page layout, style and to ~~organizee~~ user's document better.In order to activate it press [[Image:CKEditor_templates.png]] button on the toolbar. A pop up window called "Content Templates" will appear:	+	A template is CKEditor's function which allows user to change the page layout, style and to organize user's document better.In order to activate it press [[Image:CKEditor_templates.png]] button on the toolbar. A pop up window called "Content Templates" will appear:

	[[Image:CKEditor_templates_window.png]]		[[Image:CKEditor_templates_window.png]]

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−	A template is a function which allows ~~you~~ to change the page layout ~~and~~ style and to organizee ~~your~~ document better.In order to activate it press [[Image:CKEditor_templates.png]] button on the toolbar. A ~~popup~~ window called "Content Templates" will appear:	+	A template is CKEditor's function which allows user to change the page layout, style and to organizee user's document better.In order to activate it press [[Image:CKEditor_templates.png]] button on the toolbar. A pop up window called "Content Templates" will appear:

	[[Image:CKEditor_templates_window.png]]		[[Image:CKEditor_templates_window.png]]

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−	A template is a function which allows you to change the page layout and style and to organizee your document better.In order to activate it press [[Image:CKEditor_templates.~~gif~~]] button on the toolbar. A popup window called "Content Templates" will appear:	+	A template is a function which allows you to change the page layout and style and to organizee your document better.In order to activate it press [[Image:CKEditor_templates.png]] button on the toolbar. A popup window called "Content Templates" will appear:

	[[Image:CKEditor_templates_window.png]]		[[Image:CKEditor_templates_window.png]]