✍️ CKEditor Builder
Each component — such as images, quotes, buttons, or call-to-actions — can be added inline within the text and rendered through the same Twig components used in the Matrix Builder. This allows editors to create visually rich pages directly inside the editor while developers retain full control over markup, consistency, and performance.
Perfect for content teams who prefer writing in a familiar WYSIWYG interface but still want the power of reusable, design-consistent components.
The CKEditor Builder lets editors insert predefined components into rich-text fields without writing HTML. It keeps content structured and consistent while still giving editors flexibility.
By embedding predefined blocks (images, CTAs, quotes, embeds), you get the best of two worlds: editorial freedom + strict design control. Every block renders the same way across all pages.
The builder exposes a curated list of components directly inside CKEditor via dropdowns. When selected, the editor inserts a clean placeholder tag—Craft renders the final Twig component automatically.
Use blocks when you need rich, structured content inside long-form text—articles, guides, landing pages, blog posts. They keep the content maintainable and scalable, even after years of editing.
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👉 Download Craft KitAbout this project
This starter kit reflects how I structure and build modern Craft CMS projects: clean, modular, and ready for real-world production use. I’m Andi Grether, a freelance Craft CMS specialist working with creative agencies and design teams who need a reliable technical partner for high-quality implementation.
If you’re interested in working together or want support on your next Craft project, feel free to reach out via webworker.me.