Shreya Taneja, Project ManagerWant a white label rich text editor that looks like it was built in-house? The footer strip at the bottom of Eddyter, with its word and character count, Suggest a Feature link, Report a Bug link and version number, is controlled by four switches on your license key. Turn them off and the editor ends exactly where your UI ends.
If you ship Eddyter inside your own product, or white-label an app for a client, your users should not see feedback links or build numbers that belong to a third-party tool. Hiding the footer gives your writers a cleaner, distraction-free editing surface that matches your brand.
The running editor picks up the change automatically. No code change, no redeploy.
Each license key carries its own settings. You can leave the word counter on for your internal writers and strip the footer entirely on the surface your customers see. Same package, two keys.
The license key page also shows your key list with usage and renewal dates, plus settings for the HTML view, locked features and recent images.
Install the package from npm with npm install eddyter, read the Eddyter documentation, or compare plans on the pricing page.
Hey, hi there. Welcome to Eddyter's community, and in this video I'm going to demonstrate something. If you're utilizing Eddyter on any of your web applications and you're seeing these word and character counts, Suggest a Feature, Report a Bug, or any of these features that you intentionally don't want to be shown on your product, you can simply go and remove them. That's an option there. Once you go over to your license key section, let's say I'm using this ADMCP key, I'll just open that key configuration, and at the bottom you will see the editor footer. I'll remove the word count, Suggest a Feature and Report a Bug, and I'll keep the version number on for now. That's all. Then I go and update this one. You can go back to your portal, and once you refresh the section, your users will no longer see the things that you have turned off. It's a lot cleaner look compared to what you were seeing earlier. So this is how you can enable and disable features from the Eddyter license key configuration, and keep only the options you feel should be there. That's all on this one. We'll catch you in the next one with more knowledge on how to configure and utilize Eddyter in your product. Thank you.
Open your license key, scroll to the Editor footer section and toggle off word & character count, Suggest a feature, Report a bug and version number. Save, and the running editor picks up the change.
No. Footer settings live on your license key, so the running editor applies them automatically with no code change and no redeploy.
Yes. Each license key carries its own settings, so you can keep the word counter on for internal writers and hide the footer entirely for customers. Same package, two keys.
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