I have a 'parish_comment' field in one of my templates, which I allow suitably authorised users to edit on the front end.
It's a richtext field, and I've attached ckeditor to the page on which the front-end editing happens. So this:
results in a textarea with a full editing interface.
If I use the 'toolbar' (and custom_toolbar) parameters on the editable, the front end form also gets the same toolbar and customisation.
Is there any way of removing some buttons in the front end, but leaving them in the backend?
For example, I'd rather not allow front-end users to edit the source (most of them wouldn't know what to do with it), but it's good to have it in the backend so that I can sort things out if they somehow make a mess of editing!
It's a richtext field, and I've attached ckeditor to the page on which the front-end editing happens. So this:
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<cms:input name='parish_comment' type='bound' trust_mode='1' />
results in a textarea with a full editing interface.
If I use the 'toolbar' (and custom_toolbar) parameters on the editable, the front end form also gets the same toolbar and customisation.
Is there any way of removing some buttons in the front end, but leaving them in the backend?
For example, I'd rather not allow front-end users to edit the source (most of them wouldn't know what to do with it), but it's good to have it in the backend so that I can sort things out if they somehow make a mess of editing!