Keyboard Shortcuts"

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Many functions in the CKEditor have their keyboard keystrokes which make working with the editor faster and easier. An alphabetical list is located below with all of the keyboard shortcuts:
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Many functions in the CKEditor have their keyboard keystrokes. This is one of the reasons why working with the editor is simple and faster.
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An alphabetical list located below contains all available keyboard shortcuts:
  
 
* '''CTRL+A''' highlights the whole editing area
 
* '''CTRL+A''' highlights the whole editing area

Revision as of 07:02, 13 September 2010

Many functions in the CKEditor have their keyboard keystrokes. This is one of the reasons why working with the editor is simple and faster.

An alphabetical list located below contains all available keyboard shortcuts:

  • CTRL+A highlights the whole editing area
  • CTRL+B changes your font to bold.
  • CTRL+C copies the highlighted area to the clipboard.
  • CTRL+I changes your font to italic.
  • CTRL+L opens the Link window.
  • CTRL+SHIFT+S saves the document.
  • CTRL+U changes your font to underlined.
  • CTRL+V or SHIFT+INSERT pastes the data from the clipboard
  • CTRL+X or SHIFT+DELETE cuts the highlighted area.
  • CTRL+Y or CTRL+SHITF+Z starts the redo function.
  • CTRL+Z starts the undo function.
  • CTRL+ALT+ENTER fits the editor in the browsers window.