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Youtube Plugin
==============

Description
===========
This plugin allows inserting Youtube videos using embed code or just the video
URL.

Installation
============
1. Download the plugin from http://ckeditor.com/addon/youtube
2. Place the plugin in the root libraries folder (/libraries)
or change the location in the module's settings page
3. Enable CKEditor Youtube module in the Drupal admin.
4. Configure your WYSIWYG toolbar to include the button.

Each filter format will now have a config tab for this plugin.

The zip file for the CKEditor YouTube plugin contains several files and one
folder named `youtube`. Only this folder needs to be move to the `libraries`
folder.

Reference folder structure:
.
|-- autoload.php
|-- core
|-- index.php
|-- libraries
|   `-- youtube
|       |-- images
|       |-- lang
|       `-- plugin.js
|-- modules
|   `-- contrib
|       |-- ckeditor_youtube
|       |   |-- ckeditor_youtube.info.yml
|       |   |-- ...
|       |   `-- src
|-- profiles
|-- robots.txt
|-- sites
|-- themes
|-- update.php
`-- web.config

Usage
=====
Go to the Text formats and editors settings (/admin/config/content/formats) and
add the Youtube Button to any CKEditor-enabled text format you want.

If you are using the "Limit allowed HTML tags and correct faulty HTML" filter
make sure that Allowed HTML tags include:

```
<div> <iframe width height src frameborder allowfullscreen> <object> <param>
<a> <img>
```

If the filter is enabled, these tags should be added automatically the first
time you add the YouTube button to the toolbar.

To change the video once added, place the cursor right after the video and press
the DELETE key. The video is considered just a character and it will be deleted
as any other piece of text. Then you can embed the new video as usual.

Dependencies
============
This module requires:

* CKEditor (core)

Uninstallation
==============
1. Uninstall the module from 'Administer >> Modules'.

MAINTAINERS
===========
Mauricio Dinarte - https://www.drupal.org/u/dinarcon

Credits
=======

Initial development and maintenance by Agaric.

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  1. Youtube Plugin

  2. ==============

  3. 

  4. Description

  5. ===========

  6. This plugin allows inserting Youtube videos using embed code or just the video

  7. URL.

  8. 

  9. Installation

  10. ============

  11. 1. Download the plugin from http://ckeditor.com/addon/youtube

  12. 2. Place the plugin in the root libraries folder (/libraries)

  13. or change the location in the module's settings page

  14. 3. Enable CKEditor Youtube module in the Drupal admin.

  15. 4. Configure your WYSIWYG toolbar to include the button.

  16. 

  17. Each filter format will now have a config tab for this plugin.

  18. 

  19. The zip file for the CKEditor YouTube plugin contains several files and one

  20. folder named `youtube`. Only this folder needs to be move to the `libraries`

  21. folder.

  22. 

  23. Reference folder structure:

  24. .

  25. |-- autoload.php

  26. |-- core

  27. |-- index.php

  28. |-- libraries

  29. |   `-- youtube

  30. |       |-- images

  31. |       |-- lang

  32. |       `-- plugin.js

  33. |-- modules

  34. |   `-- contrib

  35. |       |-- ckeditor_youtube

  36. |       |   |-- ckeditor_youtube.info.yml

  37. |       |   |-- ...

  38. |       |   `-- src

  39. |-- profiles

  40. |-- robots.txt

  41. |-- sites

  42. |-- themes

  43. |-- update.php

  44. `-- web.config

  45. 

  46. Usage

  47. =====

  48. Go to the Text formats and editors settings (/admin/config/content/formats) and

  49. add the Youtube Button to any CKEditor-enabled text format you want.

  50. 

  51. If you are using the "Limit allowed HTML tags and correct faulty HTML" filter

  52. make sure that Allowed HTML tags include:

  53. 

  54. ```

  55.