I made a fresh installation of Neos 4.1 and wanted to activate ckeditor5 in my new package.
I did this as described here (because i wasn’t sure if its already default )
What i see is the new Table-Editor and thats cool, but i cant edit links to give them a title and so on.
Hi there!
First of all, additional link attributes are disabled by default, not to disrupt existing projects.
To enable them you should add this to your property definition:
However, currently it’s not possible to use both old Aloha format definitions and the new format, the Aloha format would be discarded. But this behavior is now fixed in master, so since the next release (which should happen quite soon), you should be able to mix the old and the new config format again.
But even better than that, there’ll be an automated migration from the old format to the new one: https://github.com/neos/neos-ui/pull/2120
Anyways, sorry for the confusion, hope this post cleared it up a bit.
Hi @dimaip, thank you for your explanation. neos-ui has now an update (1.3.4.).
So now i have to use your code for each node where i need the additional link attributes, right?
But is there no way to activate that globaly?
I tried to use it for Text and TextWithImage, but it did’nt work… maybe i’m just too confused
@shuffgy hey! I think you could set the default option for link editor like this in Settings.yaml:
Also it’s not possible to use the old and the new config formats together, but in any case, make sure you update the editor settings to the new format. There’s now an automated migratation available: ./flow core:migrate Your.PackageName