Update to CKEditor 5 v31.x
When updating your CKEditor 5 installation, ensure all the packages are the same version to avoid errors.
For custom builds, you may try removing the package-lock.json or yarn.lock files (if applicable) and reinstalling all packages before rebuilding the editor. For best results, make sure you use the most recent package versions.
# Update to CKEditor 5 v31.1.0
Released on December 7, 2021.
For the entire list of changes introduced in version 31.1.0, see the release notes for CKEditor 5 v31.1.0.
Below are the most important changes that require your attention when upgrading to CKEditor 5 v31.1.0.
# Interactive content filtering in the editing pipeline
# Interactive attributes
Starting from v31.1.0, the editor engine will detect attributes that may interrupt the editing experience and rename them to data-ck-unsafe-attribute-[original attribute name], for instance:
<!-- Before v31.1.0 -->
<p onclick="alert( 'Paragraph clicked!' )">Interactive paragraph</p>
<!-- After v31.1.0 -->
<p data-ck-unsafe-attribute-onclick="alert( 'Paragraph clicked!' )">Interactive paragraph</p>
This new mechanism does not affect the data saved by the editor (for example, the output of editor.getData()). The filtering only applies during the editing when the user interacts with the editor.
If you are the author of a plugin that generates this kind of content in the editing pipeline and you want it to be preserved, you can configure this when creating the element using DowncastWriter during the model–view conversion. Methods such as createContainerElement, createAttributeElement, or createEmptyElement accept an option that will turn off filtering of specific attributes:
/* Before v31.1.0. */
const paragraph = writer.createContainerElement( 'p',
{
class: 'clickable-paragraph',
onclick: 'alert( "Paragraph clicked!" )'
}
);
/* After v31.1.0. */
const paragraph = writer.createContainerElement( 'p',
{
class: 'clickable-paragraph',
onclick: 'alert( "Paragraph clicked!" )'
},
{
// Make sure the "onclick" attribute will pass through.
renderUnsafeAttributes: [ 'onclick' ]
}
);
# Blocking script elements
Also starting from v31.1.0, any <script> element that would find its way to the editing layer of the editor (and the user interacting with it) will be filtered out (renamed to <span data-ck-unsafe-element="script"></span>).
This mechanism will not change the output of the editor. For example, the result of editor.getData() will include full <script>...</script> tags. There is no way to opt out of it.
# The table and tableCell attributes’ names change
Names of the table elements’ attributes have changed. A table prefix has been added to all the names.
The affected attributes include: borderStyle, borderColor, borderWidth, backgroundColor, alignment, width, and height.
These are now: tableBorderStyle, tableBorderColor, tableBorderWidth, tableBackgroundColor, tableAlignment, tableWidth, and tableHeight.
Names of the tableCell elements’ attributes have changed. A tableCell prefix has been added to all the names.
The affected attributes include: backgroundColor, padding, width, height, borderStyle, borderColor, borderWidth, verticalAlignment, and horizontalAlignment.
These were changed to tableCellBackgroundColor, tableCellPadding, tableCellWidth, tableCellHeight, tableCellBorderStyle, tableCellBorderColor, tableCellBorderWidth, tableCellVerticalAlignment, and tableCellHorizontalAlignment.
# Update to CKEditor 5 v31.0.0
Released on October 26, 2021.
For the entire list of changes introduced in version 31.0.0, see the release notes for CKEditor 5 v31.1.0.
Below are the most important changes that require your attention when upgrading to CKEditor 5 v31.0.0.
# HTML embed commands
Starting from v31.0.0, the 'insertHtmlEmbed' and 'updateHtmlEmbed' commands are no longer available. They have been replaced with a new, unified command: 'htmlEmbed'.
/* Before v31.0.0. */
// Inserts an empty HTML embed.
editor.execute( 'insertHtmlEmbed' );
// Updates the content of a selected HTML embed.
editor.execute( 'updateHtmlEmbed', '<p>HTML string</p>' );
/* After v31.0.0. */
// Inserts an empty HTML embed.
editor.execute( 'htmlEmbed' );
// Inserts an HTML embed with some initial content.
editor.execute( 'htmlEmbed', '<b>Initial content</b>.' );
// Updates the content of a selected HTML embed.
editor.execute( 'htmlEmbed', '<b>New content.</b>' );
The InsertHtmlEmbedCommand and UpdateHtmlEmbedCommand classes have been removed, too. Use the HtmlEmbedCommand class for integration with the HTML embed feature.
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