That's cool that TinyMCE provides it out of the box!
Alphabetical lists are a type of ordered list, so if you want to keep using CKE5, you would have to set up some CSS styles and then provide the style to the dropdown "Styles" list button in the editor, in CKE5 "Styles" configuration something like (untested):
Ruby Text can be a bit of a hassle to edit...
Yes, I can imagine that. No idea, how an editor dialog (or whatever) for easier editing of those should look like - in terms of...
"why are these tags only relevant for admins?" I'm allowing the editor as well. That being said, Ruby Text can be a bit of a hassle to edit... easy to accidentally delete a tag or part of a...
Out of curiosity: why are these tags only relevant for admins?
Don't "regular" editors on that site also need them under circumstances?
Yes, the editors play nicely, no problem to...
Worked like a charm! Exactly what I envisioned... now I can edit the ruby text right in the editor, sweet:) Thank you! For those who may have a similar issue, try TinyMCE, create a new "text...
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As far as I can tell, ckeditor only has numbered and bullet lists https://ckeditor.com/docs/ckeditor5/latest/features/lists/lists.html. Backdrop cannot alter that part. But you could install and try out TinyMCE editor and see if that has it.
TinyMCE does have it.
That's cool that TinyMCE provides it out of the box!
Alphabetical lists are a type of ordered list, so if you want to keep using CKE5, you would have to set up some CSS styles and then provide the style to the dropdown "Styles" list button in the editor, in CKE5 "Styles" configuration something like (untested):
And in your editor CSS file: