Auto replace and links

While typing, (c) becomes ©, -> becomes →, and web or e-mail addresses become links after a space or Enter. Press Ctrl+Z right after to get back what you typed.

createEditor('#editor', {
  toolbar: 'bold italic | link unlink',
  autoReplace: {
    '1/2': '½',
    '(v)': '✓',
    '<-': '',
  },
});

Built-in rules

• Nothing is replaced inside code blocks or inline code.
• Nothing is replaced inside an address being typed (https://a.com/(c), a->b@x.com).
• Each replacement is its own undo step, so Ctrl+Z gives back the typed text.

Adding and removing rules

An object adds to the built-in rules. An empty value turns that one rule off. false turns all of them off.

createEditor('#editor', {
  autoReplace: {
    '(v)': '✓',  // a new rule
    '<-': '',     // turn one built-in rule off
  },
});

createEditor('#editor', { autoReplace: false }); // all off

Auto links

Addresses starting with https://, http:// or www., and e-mail addresses, become links after a space or Enter. www. gets https://; e-mail gets mailto:.

• Korean particles glued to the domain stay outside the link: in naver.com에서 only naver.com is linked.
• Trailing periods, commas and closing brackets are left out; a closing parenthesis stays when the address has its opening one (wiki links).
• Nothing happens inside an existing link or code. One undo removes the link.
• On save, linkRel (e.g. 'nofollow ugc') is added to these links too. See Links.

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