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you can still drag and drop a document from the tree into a WYSIWYG field, even though the link button in the CKEditor toolbar is hidden and thus the feature deactivated.
Expected behavior
It should not be possible to drag and drop documents into a WYSIWYG field with deactivated links.
Actual behavior
It's still possible.
Steps to reproduce
Open a new document and place a brick with a WYSIWYG field on the page. Then drag and drop a document on the field. This is posible – even if the link is deactivated in the CKEditor configuration of the field.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The config is just to remove the link button, not the link functionality, that's why it's called removeButtons.
If you'd like to disallow link elements, please have a look at CKEditor's possibilities.
Bug Report
When having a WYSIWYG editable within the CMS area, with a CKEditor configuration (JS) without links:
you can still drag and drop a document from the tree into a WYSIWYG field, even though the link button in the CKEditor toolbar is hidden and thus the feature deactivated.
Expected behavior
It should not be possible to drag and drop documents into a WYSIWYG field with deactivated links.
Actual behavior
It's still possible.
Steps to reproduce
Open a new document and place a brick with a WYSIWYG field on the page. Then drag and drop a document on the field. This is posible – even if the link is deactivated in the CKEditor configuration of the field.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: