Fix minor typo in README, use CKEditor 5?

@ressa

Thanks for reporting and creating an MR for this.
The only thing I'm unsure about is line 42 ("icon":). I imagine the line break there came from a best practice.

But @vincent.hoehn will say and evaluate that.

Thank you in any case.

Hello @ressa and @dbielke1986, I have merged the MR. Many thanks for the support!
The line breaks in the “icon” were intentionally there. The aim was to give users a better understanding of how it works and should be used. So we worked with line breaks for the icon.

In addition, the project description has been changed and is now up-to-date. :)

Perfect, thanks @dbielke1986 and @vincent.hoehn!

I now see the path is actually this, so the /templates/ folder bit needs to be updated to /template/, like this. Sorry I missed that:

ckeditor5_template/template/ckeditor5_template.json.example

And great that the template example got updated. It can now be copy-pasted, and works right away. A small detail: The README uses this project (ckeditor5_template) as link, whereas the project page links to the deprecated (now in core) CKEditor 5 editor ...

Sorry, @ressa. Now ALL errors/typos should really be fixed 😁

Thanks! I have to admit that updating the link and text in ckeditor5_template/template/ckeditor5_template.json.example slipped me as well, so great that it got updated now. But I was hinting at the code on the project page → , which is using the CKEditor 5 editor link.

Thank you! Immediately implemented.

Nice, have a great day!

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

ravi kant → made their first commit to this issue’s fork.

@vincent.hoehn
During find solution for templating in readme file, i find that Maintainers are not added in readme file so i have updated and created a new MR.
I am sorry if i worked without asking to reopen this ticket.

Hi @ravi kant. A part of the README looked a bit strange, so I made another change.
Thanks for adding the maintainers! Have a nice day!