Reputation: 20687
I've been reading a lot of places that show how to set CKEditor into a read-only mode, but that is not what I need.
For iOS/Android (or better: "small/mobile devices"), I'd like to actually turn it off so that I have a plain old <textarea>
on those devices/platforms (we don't usually need the fancy stuff; it's just nice to have on a desktop so people can copy/paste from MS Word and not have it blow up).
Is there a setting I can configure; or can I at least run some Javascript and programmatically turn it off?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 123
Reputation: 15895
See CKEDITOR.env.isCompatible
flag. You can always change it a bit (see the definition).
Alternatively, wrap your CKEDITOR.replace()
(or inline()
) call in some sort of conditional.
Upvotes: 1