CKeditor WYSIWYG editor

January 26, 2008 While the 2.x releases of FCKeditor continue rolling out, we are parallelly planning and developing FCKeditor 3 (code named "V3"). V3 will not only be an amazing piece of software. Its development methodology is to be ... [More] completely transformed with the Open Development Effort. The Open Development Effort is our attempt to expand the development of V3 to the public in all its levels: discussions, research, design, coding, documentation, integration and sponsorship. The FCKeditor team will be in touch with people from all around the world, specialized on many different technology aspects, ensuring that all important arguments are being considered before and during the project development. Join us, and stay in touch! Amazing things are about to happen! Comment it at our Forums >>> [Less]

January 26, 2008 We are proud to announce the birth of our new documentation web site: docs.fckeditor.net. At FCKeditor Docs, you will find the complete documentation for FCKeditor, CKFinder and all projects we run around FCKeditor. It also ... [More] includes the new User's Guide for FCKeditor. We'll be constantly working to make it complete, full featured and updated. Your comments and suggestions are always welcome. Enjoy it! Comment it at our Forums >>> [Less]

January 11, 2008 A brand new version of CKFinder, the Advanced File Manager for FCKeditor, is available. It brings native support for ASP and ColdFusion, other than ASP.NET and PHP. This release brings also other news. CKFinder is now ... [More] compatible with Safari 3 and Opera 9.5, following the same compatibility line present in FCKeditor. Uploaded images can be automatically resized. The full source code is now available for the server side code. Several security fixes are included. Upgrading is highly recommended, and free ;) Check out the CKFinder page for more information. [Less]

December 22, 2007 The so waited update for FCKeditor.Net is finally here. It brings lots of new features to the ASP.NET integration, mainly in the File Browser connector. It is also aligned to the new compatibility features introduced with ... [More] FCKeditor 2.5. Important security fixes are also included so upgrading is strongly recommended. It requires FCKeditor 2.5.1. Comment it at our Forums >>> [Less]

December 22, 2007 (What's New?) This is a minor update release, targeted to the release of FCKeditor.Net 2.5. It impacts mainly ASP.NET developers. Changes to the code are minimal, to make it safe upgrading from FCKeditor 2.5. The only ... [More] sugar we wanted to add to this release is the new FCKeditor.ReplaceAllTextareas function for the JavaScript integration file. It brings power and flexibility on replacing <textarea> fields on the page. Comment it at our Forums >>> [Less]

November 30, 2007 (What's New?) This is the most important release since FCKeditor 2.0. It introduces Safari and Opera compatibility, but also new features that leverage the quality of FCKeditor to an upper level. You will find no similar ... [More] solution on other products. The most exciting feature is the new Style System. Now you have full control over every single formatting and semantic command available in the editor interface. Why having a limited interface to achieve a XHTML 1.1 experience? Enjoy a full featured editor, while well controlling how things work on it. No more <font> tags? Well, the system is so flexible that it is up to you to decide (but don't worry... no <font> tags by default :). Do you want more? What about blockquote support, the revamped Undo System, the Data Processor which makes it possible to handle non HTML data, and much more. [Less]

October 10, 2007 (What's New?) After an incredible development period, full of challenges and enriched by brilliant ideas, here we are with the Beta for the most important release of FCKeditor since version 2.0. It brings not only Safari ... [More] and Opera support, but also introduces incredibly powerful features. The new Style System gives full control of the generated markup to developers' hands. Why having a limited interface to achieve a XHTML 1.1 experience? Enjoy a full featured editor, while well controlling how things work on it. No more <font> tags? Well, the system is so flexible that it is up to you to decide (but don't worry... no <font> tags by default :)). Do you want more? What about blockquote support, the revamped Undo System, the Data Processor which makes it possible to handle non HTML data, and much more. And of course, lots of bug fixes. It's too much to describe in these few lines. So, go ahead with FCKeditor 2.5 Beta, and enjoy a new editing experience! Comment it at our Forums >>> [Less]

August 6, 2007 It's wonderful to announce that, after a year from the first million, we have already reached 2 million downloads. Those are the numbers from our direct downloads. Considering also the numbers of systems that include FCKeditor ... [More] , we can definitively, and objectively, confirm that FCKeditor is the most used browser based text editor out there. We’ll not stop here. We’ll increase our investments to continue providing not only the most used, but also the best editor in the market. Have fun, and enjoy it! [Less]

August 1, 2007 As previously announced, Adobe has just release ColdFusion 8. FCKeditor has been chosen to provide rich editing features, and we have worked together with Adobe to provide it among their new set of Ajax (and non Ajax) ... [More] components. We are proud of it, and we expect to give even more to the ColdFusion community in the near future. [Less]

June 14, 2007 (What's New?) While the so waited version 2.5 is under development, this new release fixes several bugs, bringing more stability to the 2.4 series. A huge "Thanks!" to all developers, users, customers and partners who have ... [More] brought wonderful contributions to another important release. Stay in touch! The best is still to come! [Less]