If you type a greek word in ckeditor and in source view you take some weird characters, then put this code in the config.js file and problem is gone:
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Πέμπτη 5 Ιανουαρίου 2012
Τρίτη 8 Φεβρουαρίου 2011
CKEditor
I will explain some useful things you should know, in order to intergrate and use CKEditor in your sites.
Installation
First of all you should download the latest version of CKEditor from the official website http://ckeditor.com/download, and then extract the downloaded archive to a directory called ckeditor in the root of your website. Of course, you are free to place ckeditor directory in any place, but I usually put it in the default one.
Integration
In order to integrate CKEditor, you need to include a single file reference in your page. If you have installed CKEditor in the ckeditor directory for the root of your website, you need to insert the following code fragment into the
Then, wherever you want, you place a textarea with class="ckeditor" and that's all!
Installation
First of all you should download the latest version of CKEditor from the official website http://ckeditor.com/download, and then extract the downloaded archive to a directory called ckeditor in the root of your website. Of course, you are free to place ckeditor directory in any place, but I usually put it in the default one.
Integration
In order to integrate CKEditor, you need to include a single file reference in your page. If you have installed CKEditor in the ckeditor directory for the root of your website, you need to insert the following code fragment into the
head section of your page:Then, wherever you want, you place a textarea with class="ckeditor" and that's all!
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