The image appears in the editor content as a element. Paired with the text alternative it makes your content more accessible. By catering to different user devices, you may better address the users’ different needs. You no longer need to wait for ages for high–resolution photos to load on a tiny smartphone screen. The faster it loads, the sooner the users can see it, which greatly improves the user experience of your application. Because only the image matching the size of the screen is transferred, in most cases it can be loaded and displayed much faster than a “regular” full–scale image. For large images, this can save up to 90% of the transferred data. Using CKBox guarantees only the particular size variant corresponding to the user’s screen size is served, minimizing the amount of data transferred to the client. You do not need to serve the same full–scale images to all of them, though. There are countless device and screen size combinations that can be used to display images in your application (smartphones, tablets, laptops, etc.). Responsive images have two main advantages over “traditional” image delivery: Visit the feature-rich editor example to see more in action. create( document.This demo only presents a limited set of features. For instance, to display the caption toggle and text alternative buttons, use the following configuration: ClassicEditor The image toolbar is configurable using the property. Shown below is an example contextual toolbar as observed in the demo above with a large set of buttons. Usually, these will be image-related options such as the text alternative button, the image caption button, and image styles buttons. The toolbar appears when an image is selected and can be configured to contain any buttons you want. The ImageToolbar plugin available in all editor builds introduces a contextual toolbar for images. You can add more image features to your editor using the online builder or manually by customizing your editor build. The availability of these plugins varies in different predefined editor builds but the most important ones are present in all builds as presented in the table below: Image feature (plugin) Responsive images will display properly on any viewport, enhancing the accessibility, reach and user experience. Support for responsive images in CKEditor 5 is brought by the CKBox management platform.These include support for inserting an image via a URL and even via pasting a URL into the editor along with custom integrations. A selection of image upload methods allows for the most convenient way of adding images.Linking images makes it possible to use them as URL anchors.Image resizing lets the user control the dimensions of images in the content.The text alternative tag aids accessibility and SEO, provides additional image description, and supports better navigation.The image styles help control the placement, size, and other characteristics with predefined styles.Image captions allow adding descriptive text under the image.The contextual toolbar available on mouse click gives access to image features.
There are many other features that extend the editor’s capabilities: Available in all ready-to-use editor builds, it provides the basic support for block and inline images. The Image plugin is at the core of the ecosystem. The package contains multiple plugins that implement various image-related features. This pattern (composition of atomic features) is common for CKEditor 5 and allows the developers to build their own customized experience by implementing specific subfeatures differently. Its sole purpose is to lay ground for other plugins (listed below) to build the target user experience. The base image feature does not support any user interface for inserting or managing images. This demo only presents a limited set of features. Sundays, there are many parks where you can enjoy nature or listen to pianists from around the world playing Chopin. There are also lots of cafes, bars, and restaurants where you can shake off the exhaustion of the day. Which will take you straight to the Old Town.Īrea and take a walk on the newly renovated promenade on the riverfront.
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