We are happy to announce the release of CKEditor 5 v40.0.0.
Release highlights
AI Assistant
We are tremendously excited to share our AI Assistant plugin with you!
With the AI Assistant, you can boost your editing effectiveness and creativity in a completely new way. This feature gives writers and editors the power to seamlessly interact with artificial intelligence. Users can generate, expand, rewrite, improve, translate, and process the content in many different ways.
The AI Assistant can be used in two ways. You can quickly re-work selected content by choosing one of the predefined AI commands. Or, you can write your own query to generate or process the content in any way you like!
Introduction of the image height and width support
No more layout shifts! We have introduced setting of the image width and height attributes automatically during the upload/paste process to ensure the highest-quality content with no text jumping all around. While existing images won't be automatically retroactively altered, any changes to images in the editor (like resizing) will automatically set these attributes.
We've also ensured backward compatibility with CKEditor 4, particularly while maintaining user-changed aspect ratios. More details on the changes can be found in the update guide.
Drag and drop of blocks
Just drag it!™ We have introduced a more intuitive drag-and-drop functionality for blocks and widgets. This makes content rearrangement and editing faster and easier, offering users better control over their content. Dragging by the balloon block toolbar handle is also possible, and we've updated its default icon to reflect this new drag-and-drop capability better (but it's still changeable).
Document lists feature parity
Document lists — our second-generation list plugin that supports multiple content blocks in list items — have finally landed the support for to-do lists! We also added the configuration that enforces the document list to have only a single block inside the list item (we call it “simple lists”). All this is to start deprecating the Lists v1 implementation and use the document lists as default. Coming soon!
Contextual balloon fixes
Last but not least, we prepared significant fixes to the way the contextual balloons work. They had the tendency to overflow on other elements, especially in the fixed height editors. We polished their internals, and problems should exist no more!
Please refer to the update guide to learn more about these changes.
image: The model attribute name of the resized image has been changed to resizedWidth. The width and height attributes are now used to preserve the image's natural width and height.
image: The srcset model attribute has been simplified. It is no longer an object { data: "...", width: "..." }, but a value previously stored in the data part.
comments: The comment thread's "resolved" state has been separated from the "unlinked" state (a state, when the related editor content was removed from the document). A thread can have any combination of these states. If a comment thread is either "resolved" or "unlinked", it is moved to the comments archive. This new approach is reflected in the comments archive UI. Notably, an "unlinked" comment thread can become resolved and reopened while still being in the comments archive. Additionally, the "unlinked" comment threads have a gray header color to differentiate them from the "resolved" comment threads.
comments: The Comment#archivedAt is now the property to check when deciding whether the comment thread is inside the comments archive or not (that property was #resolvedAt before).
comments: CommentsArchive#resolvedThreads has been renamed to #archivedThreads. If your custom code used that property, make sure to apply this change.
comments: The deletedAt property is no longer passed in AddCommentThreadEvent as it is not needed anymore. Instead, deleted comment threads should never be handled in addCommentThread as they should never be added to the repository. If your custom code used that property, make sure to apply this change.
comments: In a real-time collaboration environment, removed comment threads will no longer be added to CommentsRepository after re-initializing the editor. Before, the comment thread was removed from CommentsRepository but was added back when the editor re-connected to Cloud Services. If your custom code expected the old (incorrect) behavior, it might need a change. This change was reflected in the comments outside editor documentation page.
We are happy to announce the release of CKEditor 5 v40.0.0.
Release highlights
Release of the AI Assistant feature
We are tremendously excited to share our AI Assistant plugin with you!
With the AI Assistant, you can boost your editing effectiveness and creativity in a completely new way. This feature gives the writers and editors the power to seamlessly interact with artificial intelligence. Users can generate, expand, rewrite, improve, translate, and process the content in many different ways.
The AI Assistant can be used in two ways. You can quickly re-work selected content by choosing one of the predefined AI commands. Or, you can write your own query to generate or process the content in any way you like!
Introduction of the image height and width support
No more layout shifts! We have introduced setting of the image width and height attributes automatically during the upload/paste process to ensure the highest-quality content with no text jumping all around. While existing images won't be automatically retroactively altered, any changes to images in the editor (like resizing) will automatically set these attributes.
We've also ensured backward compatibility with CKEditor 4, particularly while maintaining user-changed aspect ratios. More details on the changes can be found in the update guide.
Drag and drop of blocks
Just drag it!™ We have introduced a more intuitive drag-and-drop functionality for blocks and widgets. This makes content rearrangement and editing faster and easier, offering users better control over their content. Dragging by the balloon block toolbar handle is also possible, and we've updated its default icon to reflect this new drag-and-drop capability better (but it's still changeable).
Document lists feature parity
Document lists — our second-generation list plugin that supports multiple content blocks in list items — have finally landed the support for to-do lists! We also added the configuration that enforces the document list to have only a single block inside the list item (we call it “simple lists”). All this is to start deprecating the Lists v1 implementation and use the document lists as default. Coming soon!
Contextual balloon fixes
Last but not least, we prepared significant fixes to the way the contextual balloons work. They had the tendency to overflow on other elements, especially in the fixed height editors. We polished their internals, and problems should exist no more!
Please refer to the update guide to learn more about these changes.
image: The model attribute name of the resized image has been changed to resizedWidth. The width and height attributes are now used to preserve the image's natural width and height.
image: The srcset model attribute has been simplified. It is no longer an object { data: "...", width: "..." }, but a value previously stored in the data part.
comments: The comment thread's "resolved" state has been separated from the "unlinked" state (a state, when the related editor content was removed from the document). A thread can have any combination of these states. If a comment thread is either "resolved" or "unlinked", it is moved to the comments archive. This new approach is reflected in the comments archive UI. Notably, an "unlinked" comment thread can become resolved and reopened while still being in the comments archive. Additionally, the "unlinked" comment threads have a gray header color to differentiate them from the "resolved" comment threads.
comments: The Comment#archivedAt is now the property to check when deciding whether the comment thread is inside the comments archive or not (that property was #resolvedAt before).
comments: CommentsArchive#resolvedThreads has been renamed to #archivedThreads. If your custom code used that property, make sure to apply this change.
comments: The deletedAt property is no longer passed in AddCommentThreadEvent as it is not needed anymore. Instead, deleted comment threads should never be handled in addCommentThread as they should never be added to the repository. If your custom code used that property, make sure to apply this change.
comments: In a real-time collaboration environment, removed comment threads will no longer be added to CommentsRepository after re-initializing the editor. Before, the comment thread was removed from CommentsRepository but was added back when the editor re-connected to Cloud Services. If your custom code expected the old (incorrect) behavior, it might need a change. This change was reflected in the comments outside editor documentation page.
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