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Thanks for 1*. However in case of using any other plugins let me suggest something: next time please first report an issue instead of just submitting a bad review. The problem has been fixed.

Apologies for the inconvenience. Upgrade to 4.5.3.3 ??

Thanks! All kudos go to @vokiel for working on recent patches ??

No problem, thanks for the confirmation!

Clear browser cache.

Hi Paul, apologies for the lack of reply. The extension has been fixed again by @vokiel, feel free to update.

4.5.3 has just been released, compatibility issue with WordPress 4.3 should be resolved. Kudos to @vokiel again.

Note: anyone interested in using this plugin. If you have access to PHP developers or if you code in PHP, please seriously consider participating in CKEditor extension development. There is a GitHub repository: https://github.com/ckeditor-for-wordpress/ckeditor-for-wordpress where you can submit pull requests.

If more people were involved, this issue would have been fixed faster.

4.5.3 has just been released, compatibility issue with WordPress 4.3 should be resolved. Kudos to @vokiel again.

Note: anyone interested in using this plugin. If you have access to PHP developers or if you code in PHP, please seriously consider participating in CKEditor extension development. There is a GitHub repository: https://github.com/ckeditor-for-wordpress/ckeditor-for-wordpress where you can submit pull requests.

If more people were involved, this issue would have been fixed faster.

I did not investigate the issue so cannot confirm this. I’d be careful with modifying core files as something unexpected may break down. However if you perform this on a staging/testing website and will not find any serious issues and/or javascript errors on your website that are somehow related to editing, then you may try it out.

Unfortunately replacing the default editor in WordPress is a PITA because it is not prepared to support other editors than the default one. The extension always had to “hack” WordPress to make CKEditor working, which is a bit sad.

The better solution for this issue would be to check what JavaScript errors are thrown and fix them. Perhaps an additional JavaScript method defined in editor.min.js has to be overwritten etc.

An ideal solution would be to convince WordPress to provide some sane level of abstraction to register alternative editors (just like e.g. Drupal 8 did). If this is available, finally extensions like this one could be widely used and seriously maintained.

As mentioned on the project page in the Maintenance status, this project is looking for maintainers. If anyone is willing to work on bugs/enhancements, feel free to do so. I will accept all Pull Requests that resolve some issues: https://github.com/ckeditor-for-wordpress/ckeditor-for-wordpress

Thanks for the confirmation!

Can you clear the cache again and/or try different browser? If you see weird icons on some toolbar buttons than it’s a cache issue.

This should be (hopefully) resolved in 4.4.5 thanks to @vokiel!

Please check the latest version that I just published and report back whether the issue is gone. Make sure to clear the browser cache.

This should be (hopefully) resolved in 4.4.5 thanks to @vokiel!

Please check the latest version that I just published and report back whether the issue is gone. Make sure to clear the browser cache.

This should be (hopefully) resolved in 4.4.5 thanks to @vokiel!

Please check the latest version that I just published and report back whether the issue is gone. Make sure to clear the browser cache.

This should be (hopefully) resolved in 4.4.5 thanks to @vokiel!

Please check the latest version that I just published and report back whether the issue is gone. Make sure to clear the browser cache.