Kademi / keditor

KEditor is a jQuery plugin which provides a content editor with drag n drop, configurable contents
http://kademi.github.io/keditor/
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add or sell components or bundled sets? #236

Open remcovo opened 4 years ago

remcovo commented 4 years ago

I follow this keditor project long time now, and really want to embed this into my CMS. Love it, and now with the responsive draggable columns even more The only thing holding me back are the availalble components and worked-out options. I really miss basic options like padding, color-picker, add / changing some basic classes like alert / succes,

I know, I could do it myself, but I don't want to spend a lot of time, reinventing the wheel, especially when others do a far better job than me...:) I am sure there is more developped, then now shared...

Is it an idea, to sell components or in a bundled set in a marketplace or so? The editor is free, but if people want more you offer the option quality components. Then your good work don't have te be free, but giving me and this great keditor a boost.

-Components + options (H1/image/ video/ text/maps/button etc) -Layout-blocks (columns)

-Designed blocks like 'hero' (row+columns + different components & with own options) -Advanced Blocks with child-options (sliders, tabs)

remcovo commented 4 years ago

no response?

anhnt commented 4 years ago

Hello there We dont have plan to sell components however i think you can develop and make PRs or sell your work on any marketplace which can promote our keditor :) Thanks

ducdhm commented 4 years ago

Hi @remcovo, If you're still finding someone to help you create premium components for KEditor, please kindly contact me via email (ducdhm at gmail dot com).

Cheers, /Duc

remcovo commented 4 years ago

Question: why do use a German song about Adolf Hitler in the demo audio component? I am aware that in some Asian and middle-east countries see the holocaust as never happened, but in Europe this is quite sensitive, and shows really bad taste and just wrong. Please change the demo..thanx

I know that you have referenced people to the docs 'how to make a component'. It might be ABC for you, but for me, with some technical skills, but not as javascripter, it is really not that clear…

Basicly you have for each component the repeating preset style options (colour size, padding etc) and add / replace /remove classes or a value It would be great if component-options structure could be setup more ‘human-readable’ like the init of ckeditor. (Maybe I think to simple, thats possible :) Like:

options .button { Editable field: Text , ahref; component: componet-button; Inline style: color, background, padding, margin, float; font-size, textstyle, font-family, line-height; [predefined blocks loaded in option menu, like with colorpicker , image upload }; class “appearance” : primary, Secondary, success, alert, delete; class “size”: tiny, small, large; class “width”: expanded; class “custom” : [empty field]; class “visibility” : hide-for-small, Hide-for-medium, hide-for-large, show-for-small-only )

This way of working will add a lot of flexibility, and speed up development of new components and options

Maybe also add more flexibility in the component list (not one big component.js file), so you can mix different sets by init line, depending where you use the editor. (responsive css webpage/ table styled mailing / template-layout) Like: Init keditor-components: button, Headings, html, photo, pricetable, audio