I am pretty new to Drupal, but know how to install and configure modules. I have installed the WYSIWYG module and the CKEditor module, and set permissions on the CKEditor. But neither is showing up in "content authoring" I have searched through all of the forums multiple times and have not found any other issues similar to mine. I have deleted and reloaded both modules according to the installation instructions and still get the same issue. I even tried using the stand alone CKEditor to no avail.

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TwoD’s picture

TwoD
Primary language Swedish
Location Sweden
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Do not use both wysiwyg.module and ckeditor.module. They do the same thing and will conflict. Wysiwyg module does not use any permissions.
For wysiwyg.module you just need the Full CKEditor package (JavaScript libraries). For ckeditor.module, see their documentation.

Please note that CKEditor 4 isn't supported by Wysiwyg module unless you're actually using the 7.x-2.x-dev version and not the stable release. (Just making sure you got that.)

After extracting the CKEditor library to sites/all/libraries/ckeditor, you'll just need to add the editor for the format(s) and activate the buttons/plugins you need on /admin/config/content/wysiwyg.

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DamienMcKenna
Location NH, USA
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Status: Active » Fixed
Issue tags: -#wysiwyg, -#installation

Also, check the console on your browser, there can be lots of error messages logged there that will help track down the specific problem you're encountering - be sure to search the issue queue once you've found something specific.

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lushenejj CreditAttribution: lushenejj commented

I'm having the same issues.

Installed WYSIWYG module. It doesn't show up under content authoring. Tried reinstalling and same issue. Were you able to find a fix?

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TwoD
Primary language Swedish
Location Sweden
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@lushenejj, You should be able to find the editor configuration by going directly to the path admin/config/content/wysiwyg.

There you should see the version number of the editor you installed listed under "Installation instructions". Not that if you're using CKEditor 4, you need Wysiwyg 7.x-2.x-dev.

If you're using Admin menu, make sure to flush its own cache or the menu item may not appear until you do.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

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lsbbs CreditAttribution: lsbbs as a volunteer commented

Had suddenly the same problem.
Where CKeditor should be was only a blank space.
Figured then out: On the server was set a Content-Security-Policy header. unsave-eval has to be allowed.