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# CKEditor Classic Controlled

## Specs

| Label                     | Value                         |
| ------------------------- | ----------------------------- |
| **Version**               | 4.0.0 (updated on 2025-12-28) |
| **Developer**             | Labii Inc.                    |
| **Type**                  | Section                       |
| **Support Configuration** | No                            |

## Overview

The Labii CKEditor Classic Controlled widget is an enhanced version of the CKEditor Classic widget designed for streamlined content editing. Unlike the standard CKEditor Classic widget, this version keeps the editing interface hidden by default, providing a cleaner and more focused user experience. Users can activate the CKEditor interface by clicking an edit button, making it ideal for scenarios where a minimal display is preferred until editing is required.

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