Properties

• attributeNames : nameTransformRule[]CKEDITOR.htmlParser.filterRulesDefinition#attributeNames

  See source

  An array of rules for attribute names transformation. Every matching string from the first item will be converted into the second.

  Examples:

  attributeNames: [
          [ 'data-foo', 'data-bar' ],
          // Converts the string in the attribute name from 'data-foo' into 'data-bar'.
          // Note that the 'data-foo-baz' attribute will be converted into 'data-bar-baz'.
  
          [ /^data-custom$/, 'data-cke' ]
          // Converts the 'data-custom' attribute into 'data-cke'.
  ]
  

• attributes : Object.<String, Function>CKEDITOR.htmlParser.filterRulesDefinition#attributes

  See source

  An object containing pairs of element attribute names and functions used upon attribute filtering and transformation.

  Returning false removes the attribute.

  Examples:

  attributes: {
          'class': function( value, element ) {
              if ( element.name === 'div' ) {
                  return value + ' cke_div' // Adds the 'cke_div' class to every filtered div element.
              }
          },
          id: function() {
              return false; // Removes the 'id' attribute from every filtered element.
          }
  }
  

• comment : FunctionCKEDITOR.htmlParser.filterRulesDefinition#comment

  See source

  Function for comments filtering and transforming. Returned value replaces comment text. If false is returned, the comment is removed.

  Examples:

  comment: function( value, element ) {
          return false; // Removes the comment.
  }
  

• elementNames : nameTransformRule[]CKEDITOR.htmlParser.filterRulesDefinition#elementNames

  See source

  An array of rules for element names transformation. Every rule match will be replaced by the given string.

  Examples:

  elementNames: [
          [ /^div$/, 'p' ], // Converts 'div' into 'p'.
          [ /^cke:?/, '' ] // Removes 'cke:' prefixes.
  ]
  

• elements : Object.<String, Function>CKEDITOR.htmlParser.filterRulesDefinition#elements

  See source

  An object containing pairs of element selectors and functions used upon element filtering and transformation.

  A selector can be either an element name or one of the following: ^, $.

  ^ and $ are to be applied on every filtered element. The first is applied before the element-specific filter, and the second is applied after the element-specific filter.

  The function can contain a return statement:

  • If false is returned, the element is removed.
  • If another element is returned, it overwrites the original element.

  Examples:

  elements: {
          '^': function( element ) {
              // Element transformation to be applied on every filtered element.
              // This will be applied as the first filter.
          },
          div: function( element ) {
              // Element transformation.
          },
          p: function() {
              return false; // Removes each '<p>' element.
          },
          '$': function( element ) {
              // Element transformation to be applied on every filtered element.
              // This will be applied after other defined filters.
          },
  }
  

• root : FunctionCKEDITOR.htmlParser.filterRulesDefinition#root

  See source

  Function for root element transforming.

  Examples:

  root: function( element ) {
          element.children.push( someElement ); // Appends a child to the root element.
  }
  

• text : FunctionCKEDITOR.htmlParser.filterRulesDefinition#text

  See source

  Function for text content transforming. Returned value replaces text.

  Examples:

  text: function( value, element ) {
          return value.toLowerCase(); // Transforms each text into lower case.
  }