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CKEditor Dark Mode Toggle

This package enhances the experience of the Rich Text Editor used by ConcreteCMS (CKEditor) by adding a dedicated toolbar button that allows editors to toggle the background of the editable content area between the default and a dark appearance.

Installation

Then, you have to log in to your ConcreteCMS website, go to the Extend Concrete > Add Functionality dashboard page, and install the package.

Usage

Once the package is installed, you can activate/deactivate the "Dark Mode Toggle" plugin in the System & Settings > Basics > Rich Text Editor dashboard page.

When the plugin is activated, you'll see a new icon (a circle split vertically into a white half and a black half) in the editor toolbar that, if clicked, lets you toggle the dark background.

Configuration

Bu default, the plugin will change the background color to black and the text color to white.

If you need to change these colors, you can create the file application/config/dark_mode_editor/options.php with some contents like this:

If you don't want to set the color of the text, you can assign an empty string to textColor:

Credits

This ConcreteCMS package was originally developed by blinkbox.

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