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DOCS/readme-faq.txt

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+/**
+ *  @module         ckeditor
+ *  @version        see info.php of this module
+ *  @authors        Michael Tenschert, Dietrich Roland Pehlke, Dietmar Woellbrink
+ *  @copyright      2010-2012 Michael Tenschert, Dietrich Roland Pehlke, Luisehahne
+ *  @license        GNU General Public License
+ *  @license terms  see info.php of this module
+ *  @platform       see info.php of this module
+ *  @requirements   PHP 5.2.x and higher
+ */
+
+################################################
+
+--- 	WebsiteBaker CKEditor module 		---
+--- 	FAQ: How to use customization 		--- 
+
+################################################
+################################################
+
+
+# Question: #
+
+What files are there to customize CKEditor for WebsiteBaker?
+
+# Answer:   #
+
+All default files in CKEditor modules are in the folder: _yourwbinstallation_/modules/ckeditor/wb_config
+
+There are four different files. Please look inside each file with your FTP-Browser / AddonFileEditor / on your local computer:
+
++ wb_ckconfig.js: 		Here are most of the configuration issues defined. 
+						Toolbar-Configuration, behavior on Enter / Shift+Enter, default language and so on.
+
++ editor.css: 			The default look of the WYSIWYG textarea and the preview. 
+						You can also put an editor.css in any frontend template, 
+						it will be loaded automatically for each page instead of the default one.
+
++ editor.styles.js: 	The default styles you can choose from a dropdown in the CKEditor toolbar. 
+						You can also put an editor.styles.js in any frontend template, 
+						it will be loaded automatically for each page instead of the default one.
+
++ editor.templates.js: 	The default CKE templates you can choose of a button in CKEditor toolbar. 
+						Please note: We recommend not to use CKE templates, because the WebsiteBaker template
+						should define the different blocks and the template. 
+
+Furthermore this files and some other configurations (we recommend you shouldn't change unless you really know what you are doing) are stored in:
+_yourwbinstallation_/modules/ckeditor/include.php
+
+
+################################################
+
+
+# Question: #
+
+Why back to the roots and not different folders anymore?
+
+# Answer:   #
+
+All four configuration files (wb_ckconfig.js, editor.css, editor.styles.js, editor.templates.js) are available in 
+_yourwbinstallation_/modules/ckeditor/wb_config
+
+The wb_config is loaded and recognized by the CKEditor module unless you copy the folder "wb_config."!
+
+As an example you have two possibilities to call the configuration files
+
+	1) copy the wb_config to the folder _yourwbinstallation_/templates and all changes in config files are for all templates
+	2) copy the wb_config  to your _yourdefaulttemplate_: _yourwbinstallation_/templates/_yourdefaulttemplate_ 
+	   rename folder wb_config to editor, your changes are only for _yourdefaulttemplate_
+
+	Change the configfiles with your FTP-Browser / AddonFileEditor / ... 
+
+You should never change the files in _yourwbinstallation_/modules/ckeditor/wb_config, as they are overwritten with any update of CKEditor module and / or WebsiteBaker! 
+You never have any problems when upgrading CKEditor module to another version.
+
+
+################################################
+
+
+# Question: #
+
+How is the workflow of reading CKEditor files?
+
+# Answer:   #
+
+Note: The workflow is defined inside _yourwbinstallation_/modules/ckeditor/include.php
+
+1) is called as first if available, 2) is the next one, and so on.
+
+search order for CKEditor files 
+
+editor.css
+
+	1) _yourwbinstallation_/templates/_yourdefaulttemplate_/editor.css
+	2) _yourwbinstallation_/templates/_yourdefaulttemplate_/css/editor.css
+	3) _yourwbinstallation_/templates/_yourdefaulttemplate_/editor/editor.css
+	4) _yourwbinstallation_/templates/wb_config/editor.css
+	5) _yourwbinstallation_/modules/ckeditor/wb_config/editor.css
+
+wb_ckconfig.js,editor.styles.js,editor.templates.js	
+
+	1) _yourwbinstallation_/templates/_yourdefaulttemplate_/wb_ckconfig.js
+	2) _yourwbinstallation_/templates/_yourdefaulttemplate_/js/wb_ckconfig.js
+	3) _yourwbinstallation_/templates/_yourdefaulttemplate_/editor/wb_ckconfig.js
+	4) _yourwbinstallation_/templates/wb_config/wb_ckconfig.js
+	5) _yourwbinstallation_/modules/ckeditor/wb_config/wb_ckconfig.js
+
+etc...	
+

ckeditor/.htaccess

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+#
+# Copyright (c) 2003-2011, CKSource - Frederico Knabben. All rights reserved.
+# For licensing, see LICENSE.html or http://ckeditor.com/license
+#
+
+#
+# On some specific Linux installations you could face problems with Firefox.
+# It could give you errors when loading the editor saying that some illegal
+# characters were found (three strange chars in the beginning of the file).
+# This could happen if you map the .js or .css files to PHP, for example.
+#
+# Those characters are the Byte Order Mask (BOM) of the Unicode encoded files.
+# All FCKeditor files are Unicode encoded.
+#
+
+AddType application/x-javascript .js
+AddType text/css .css
+
+#
+# If PHP is mapped to handle XML files, you could have some issues. The
+# following will disable it.
+#
+
+AddType text/xml .xml