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Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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#12163 | invalid | Maximize (and resize) plugin and shared spaces incompatibility | ||
Description |
It looks like the maximize plugin correctly turned off itself when inline mode is detected in // Maximize plugin isn't available in inline mode yet. if ( editor.elementMode == CKEDITOR.ELEMENT_MODE_INLINE ) return; Similarly, Maximize button is disabled on iOS: // Disabled on iOS (#8307). modes: { wysiwyg: !CKEDITOR.env.iOS, source: !CKEDITOR.env.iOS }, We know that maximize plugin is useless when shared spaces are used, but instead of switching it off automatically just like with two previous cases, we rely on users knowledge: removePlugins : 'maximize' Perhaps we could do this automatically for maximize and resize plugins? |
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#12164 | fixed | Add Justify horizontal align to cell properties | ||
Description |
Cell properties don't have "justify" alignment in the dropdown list in the dialog. |
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#12204 | fixed | Editor's title not used for voice label, hence impossible to configure the voice label | ||
Description |
Over at https://www.drupal.org/node/2292035, we noticed that CKEditor's ARIA label (what CKEditor calls the "voice label") is of the form
Changing the
being uttered by the screen reader, which is not acceptable: it's far too confusing. We know what the (human-readable) label of the field is, so we want that to be used instead! So I went to look for a way to configure the name independently of the
Olek then pointed me to http://docs.ckeditor.com/#!/api/CKEDITOR.config-cfg-title — he thought that defining/setting a title for a CKEditor instance would take precedence over the editor's name. Turns out that Piotrek confirmed that this is likely a bug on Twitter: https://twitter.com/reinmarpl/status/489066119115059200. |