The Redakt content editing experience is fully customizable. Part of that is a number of built-in field editors that can be selected for your content fields, ranging from simple single-line text inputs to complex nested content structures. Take a look what you can expect.
The mainstay of most content management needs, the humble text input field. Both single- and multiline.
When plain text doesn't suffice, the rich text editor comes in. Includes many formatting options, as well as internal image and link selection.
Input field for numeric values with optional prefix label. Specify number of decimal places and minimum and maximum values.
For choosing a single option from a list. Optionally enable the search function for large lists.
An alternative to the dropdown list, for selecting a single option from a small list of options. Can be layout both vertically or horizontally.
Select multiple options with a convenient checkboxed dropdown list.
A simple true or false selection. With or without label, inline or standalone.
Calendar control for selecting dates and/or times. Both for single dates and date ranges.
Select images, documents, and other assets from your asset libraries, and easily link them to your content.
Select single or multiple links, either internal or external.
A list of orderable single-line text inputs, for example for adding tags to content.
Edit tabular data with a powerful table editor. Customize table columns and specify the editors to use for cell values.
Redakt allows for modeling of complex nested content structures, by combining any of the other field editors into separate sub-models.
With no limit to the number of levels deep, any complex content structure can be defined with Redakt, while still keeping the user interface simple to understand.
Every field editor allows for content validation. Set fields as required, specify regular expressions for text fields, minimum and maximum allowed values, text lengths or number of items in a list, and many more. Or create your own content field validator.
All these field editors share a number of common configuration settings that allow you to layout the user interface any way you like. This includes setting widths and heights, arranging fields vertically or horizontally inline, changing or hiding field labels, adding help texts and tooltips, and much more.
Any content field can be designated multi-language, from which point you set the content per language for the same field. You can also configure fields to fallback to a default language, or select a specific language to inherit from.
All of these content editing features are part of our live demonstration website. Go there now and see them in action.
