Adding Code Snippets to ckeditor: A Step-by-Step Guide
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I realized when making posts that ckeditor does not include a code snippets tool. This is useful functionality because it lets you copy/paste code into your post and formats it depending on the language type.
Went over to ckeditor's plugin page and found Code Snippets. Installing it was easy using the ckeditor builder. You add all the plugins you want, choose a theme, and download a prepacked .zip file containing everything you need. All you have to do is was copy it into your /static/ckeditor folder.
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John Solly
A hands-on AI practitioner who transitioned to a CTO role to broaden my impact.
Most of my career has been dedicated to developing spatial systems at Esri, startups, and federal agencies. Currently, I lead technology strategy for Leidos' Health IT division, supporting agencies such as SSA, VA, and HHS.
My primary focus is the convergence of spatial computing and AI, enabling machines to interpret the physical world and applying these capabilities to meaningful missions.
Please reach out if you are interested in spatial systems or advancing AI within the federal government.
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