This Easy&Friendly-Guide Clearly Show How-to Install and Enable the Ckeditor-Syntaxhighliter Plugin on Drupal 7.
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Download Syntaxhighlighter:
Unzip the archive Into:
<rootDomain>/sites/all/libraries
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Install the Syntaxhighlighter Module:
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Download Ckeditor-Syntaxhighlight Plugin:
Copy the ckeditor-syntaxhighlight/plugins/syntaxhightlight Folder Into:
<rootDomain>/sites/all/modules/ckeditor/plugins/syntaxhighlight
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Edit the sites/all/modules/ckeditor/ckeditor.config.js file and Insert/Change the highlighted lines:
Add syntaxhighlight on the Line Beginnig for: config.extraPlugins
config.extraPlugins = 'syntaxhighlight';
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//Toolbar definition for Advanced buttons Drupal.settings.cke_toolbar_DrupalAdvanced = [
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Insert 'Code' Into:
['DrupalBreak', 'DrupalPageBreak', 'Code'] ];
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//Toolbar definition for All buttons Drupal.settings.cke_toolbar_DrupalFull = [
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Insert 'Code' Into:
['DrupalBreak', 'DrupalPageBreak', 'Code'] ];
The Essential thing to take into account After you make all settings is clearly Specified on ckeditor.config.js file:
/* WARNING: Clear the browser cache after you modify this file. If you do not do this, you may notice that the browser is ignoring all your changes. */
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Make Setup of the Ckeditor Module Advanced Role, go on Browser to this URL:
<rootDomain>/admin/settings/ckeditor/edit/Full
Select -> "Editor appearance"
Check-In the Plugin:
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Load the Fulll CKeditor Toolbar sample:
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Last Give the Right Admin Roles Permissions on:
yourDrupalDomain/admin/settings/ckeditor/edit/Advanced
Enjoy! :)ds