CKEditor 5

CKEditor 5 is a modern JavaScript rich-text editor with MVC architecture, custom data model, and virtual DOM, written from scratch in TypeScript with excellent support for modern bundlers. It provides every type of WYSIWYG editing solution imaginable with extensive collaboration support. From editors similar to Google Docs and Medium to Slack or Twitter-like applications, all is possible within a single editing framework. As a market leader, it is constantly expanded and updated.

Table of contents

• Quick start
  • CKEditor 5 Builder
  • TypeScript support
  • CKEditor 5 advanced installation
    • CKEditor 5 Framework
• Documentation and FAQ
• Releases
• Editing and collaboration features
• Create a free account and test full potential
• Contributing and project organization
  • Ideas and discussions
  • Development
  • Reporting issues and feature requests
• License

Quick start

Refer to the Quick Start guide to learn more about CKEditor 5 installation.

CKEditor 5 Builder

The easiest way to start using CKEditor 5 with all the features you need is to prepare a customized setup with the CKEditor 5 Builder. All you need to do is choose the preferred editor type as a base, add all the required plugins, and download the ready-to-use package.

TypeScript support

CKEditor 5 is a TypeScript project. Starting from v37.0.0, it offers native type definitions. Check out our dedicated guide to read more about TypeScript support.

CKEditor 5 advanced installation

For more advanced users or those who need to integrate CKEditor 5 with their applications, we prepared integrations with popular JavaScript frameworks:

• Angular
• React
• Vue

CKEditor 5 Framework

CKEditor 5 is also a framework for creating custom-made rich text editing solutions.

To find out how to start building your editor from scratch go to the CKEditor 5 Framework overview section of the CKEditor 5 documentation.

Documentation and FAQ

Extensive documentation dedicated to all things CKEditor 5-related is available. You will find basic guides that will help you kick off your project, advanced deep-dive tutorials to tailor the editor to your specific needs, and help sections with solutions and answers to any of your possible questions. To find out more refer to the following CKEditor 5 documentation sections:

• Installing CKEditor 5
• CKEditor 5 features
• CKEditor 5 examples
• Updating CKEditor 5
• Getting CKEditor 5 support
• CKEditor 5 Framework
• API documentation

For FAQ please go to the CKEditor Ecosystem help center. For a high-level overview of the project see the CKEditor Ecosystem website.

Releases

Follow the CKEditor 5 changelog for release details and check out the CKEditor 5 release blog posts on the CKSource blog for important release highlights and additional information.

Editing and collaboration features

The CKEditor 5 Framework offers access to a plethora of various plugins, supporting all kinds of editing features.

From collaborative editing support providing comments and tracking changes, through editing tools that let users control the content looks and structure such as tables, lists, and font styles, to accessibility helpers and multi-language support - CKEditor 5 is easily extensible and customizable. Special duty features like Markdown input and output and source editing, or export to PDF and Word provide solutions for users with diverse and specialized needs. Images and videos are easily supported and CKEditor 5 offers various upload and storage systems to manage these.

The number of options and the ease of customization and adding new ones make the editing experience even better for any environment and professional background.

Refer to the CKEditor 5 Features documentation for details.

Create a free account and test full potential

If you want to check full CKEditor 5 capabilities, including premium features, sign up for a free non-commitment 14-day trial.

Contributing and project organization

Ideas and discussions

The development repository of CKEditor 5 is located at https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5. This is the best place for bringing opinions and contributions. Letting the core team know if they are going in the right or wrong direction is great feedback and will be much appreciated!

Development

CKEditor 5 is a modular, multi-package, monorepo project. It consists of several packages that create the editing framework, based on which the feature packages are implemented.

The ckeditor5 repository is the place that centralizes the development of CKEditor 5. It bundles different packages into a single place, adding the necessary helper tools for the development workflow, like the builder and the test runner. Basic information on how to set up the development environment can be found in the documentation.

See the official contributors' guide to learn how to contribute your code to the project.

Reporting issues and feature requests

Report issues in the ckeditor5 repository. Read more in the Getting support section of the CKEditor 5 documentation.

License

Licensed under a dual-license model, this software is available under:

• the GNU General Public License Version 2 or later,
• or commercial license terms from CKSource Holding sp. z o.o.

For more information, see: https://ckeditor.com/legal/ckeditor-licensing-options.

Changelog

46.0.2 (August 19, 2025)

We are happy to announce the release of CKEditor 5 v46.0.2.

Release highlights

This hotfix release resolves an issue where archived comment threads could incorrectly appear in the sidebar, ensuring they remain properly contained in the comments archive.

Bug fixes

• comments: The Annotation#isVisible property of archived comment thread annotations can no longer be modified. This prevents archived comment threads from being incorrectly displayed in the sidebar and ensures they remain properly contained within the archive.

Released packages

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46.0.1 (August 11, 2025)

We are happy to announce the release of CKEditor 5 v46.0.1.

Release highlights

Complete documentation redesign is here

We have prepared a new theme for our documentation to enhance its quality. The new look improves readability and addresses several accessibility issues for a better experience. The redesigned navigation bar gives more useful access to various sections of the documentation, making it easier to reference guides for all our products. Improved table of contents makes browsing and finding guides easier, paired with updated search functionality. Check out the new experience yourself!

The pagination plugin just got better

This release introduces a significant pagination update, along with numerous fixes. Page breaks are now calculated taking into account the content styles, bookmark markers, and with better tolerance calculation. Pagination now also finds the correct breakpoint for large tables of contents and images taller than the page.

Table handling with pagination and export to PDF

The pagination and export to PDF features now better support tables containing one or more paragraphs. Cell margins are now correctly applied in exported tables, which improves the precision of pagination rendering.

Bug fixes

• export-word, list-multi-level, real-time-collaboration, revision-history, track-changes: Fixed a bug that caused TypeScript to report compilation errors in .d.ts files (e.g. Module has no exported member) when adding the ckeditor5-premium-features dependency to a project that installs CKEditor 5. The issue was caused by TypeScript compilation problems in the ckeditor5-premium-features package and affected users who didn't have "skipLibCheck": true set in their tsconfig.json.
• export-pdf, pagination: The pagination and export to PDF features now better support tables containing one or more paragraphs. Cell margins are now correctly applied in exported tables, which improves the precision of pagination rendering.
• comments, track-changes: Annotations will now be hidden in the sidebar when the target element is not a valid DOM element, preventing sidebar flickering and the appearance of orphaned annotations.
• comments: Resolved comment thread highlight will now be properly removed from the editing area when the comments archive is closed while the editor is in read-only mode.
• comments: Fixed CommentsEditing being exported as type instead of value.
• html-support: Fixed following plugins being exported as types instead of values: CodeBlockElementSupport, CustomElementSupport, ListElementSupport, DualContentModelElementSupport, HeadingElementSupport, ImageElementSupport, MediaEmbedElementSupport, ScriptElementSupport, StyleElementSupport, TableElementSupport, HorizontalLineElementSupport. Closes #18855.
• list: Fix the vertical spacing of a single paragraph in the list item with a nested list. Closes #18831.
• pagination: Pagination correctly handles content styles like .ck-content > :first-child.
• pagination: Pagination lines do not change position depending on user selection.
• pagination: Pagination correctly finds page breaks on a large table of contents.
• pagination: The pagination line is correctly positioned when there is a bookmark element at the start of the block.
• pagination: Pagination can find page breaks on images taller than a page height.
• paste-from-office: Clean the width: 0 attribute when tables are pasted from Word.
• revision-history: Fixed RevisionViewerIntegration being exported as type instead of value.
• table: Tables should not be stretched to full page width when printed.
• table: The table caption should not be scrambled when the document is printed. Closes #18903.
• track-changes: Fixed multiple cases where suggestion markers were created on incorrect ranges, causing sidebar flickering.
• track-changes: Fixed TrackChangesUI missing an export.
• utils: Fixed the Identifier 'global' has already been declared. error being thrown in some environments due to the global variable name in the @ckeditor/ckeditor5-utils package. Closes #18856.

Other changes

• collaboration-core: Make CollaborationUserColor#id a public readonly property.
• emoji: Improve the initialization performance of the Emoji feature by optimizing the EmojiUtils#isEmojiSupported() method. Closes #18822.
• export-pdf: Added width constraint for content exported to PDF.
• image: Image caption should be printed on the same page as the image.
• pagination: Pagination uses 0.5mm tolerance while calculating line breaks.

Released packages

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46.0.0 (July 9, 2025)

We are happy to announce the release of CKEditor 5 v46.0.0.

Release highlights

[!IMPORTANT] This is a major release with significant amount of changes that may affect your CKEditor 5 integration. We strongly encourage you to read the entire update guide to understand all the changes. Pay special attention to:

• Unified exports and renames in the editor API: Many import/export names have changed
• Introduction of the default content styles: New default styling that may affect your content appearance These changes are designed to improve the long-term stability and maintainability of CKEditor 5, but they require careful attention during the upgrade process.

Line Height (⭐)

The new Line Height feature allows you to adjust the vertical spacing between lines of text, improving readability and visual harmony in your documents. This premium feature lets you set consistent line spacing across paragraphs and text blocks to enhance document accessibility and maintain visual hierarchy in your content.

Remove Format improvements

Unneeded styles on block elements, such as tables and images, and General HTML Support nodes and attributes are finally eliminated when you hit the remove format button. The feature now cleans what it should, leaving the document structure untouched.

List markers styling

Working with styled lists becomes more intuitive as list markers (bullets and numbers) now automatically inherit text styling properties such as font size adjustments, text color changes, and font weight modifications (bold, italic).

This improvement makes it easier to create visually consistent and professional-looking lists without additional configuration. This improvement also supports Multi-level lists.

Important! This behavior is enabled by default, which means you may experience content change when you load the content to the editor 's new version (for the better in our opinion). But if this is not something you expect, you can opt out.

Markdown processor dependency refresh

The Markdown feature dependencies have been modernized with a switch to the unified ecosystem, replacing the previous marked / turndown implementation. This change brings more consistent and symmetrical HTML ↔ Markdown conversion. By adopting remark and rehype from the same family of tools, we have created a more reliable and maintainable implementation that will better serve your document processing needs.

Manual token refreshing

We have added the config.cloudServices.autoRefresh configuration property to disable the automatic token refresh mechanism. When it 's set to false, the token must be refreshed manually. This property opens up the ability to implement custom token handling if a certain use case requires this.

Comment threads improvements

New thread command changes

We have also introduced improvements to the addCommandThread command, which now supports creating comment threads on specified ranges. Additionally, it allows for creating a comment thread with an initial comment with the provided comment content.

Minor breaking change The AddCommandThreadCommand#isEnabled property is no longer false when the current document selection is empty, as the command now allows for creating comment threads on custom ranges. If you previously used this property (for example, to provide a custom UI element), you should now use the observable AddCommentThreadCommand#hasContent property instead.

Comments and suggestions annotations

We have introduced dedicated methods for an easier way to get specific annotations related to a comment or a suggestion and vice versa.

Unified exports and renames in the editor API

After the big New Installation Method release (v42.0.0+), some developers upgrading from v41-x to v42-x were greeted by the does not provide an export named ... error. We addressed issues immediately as they were reported, but we knew it required a deeper are more comprehensive approach long-term.

With this release, we introduced a new, clear set of rules about internal imports, and also added re-exports if they were missing, changed the names of items to be more descriptive and avoid collisions, took care of internal methods that were already exported but not tagged, and cleaned up @deprecated code that was stale for some time.

If your build throws errors after the update, search and replace the old names with the new ones from the update guide. We have not changed the behavior of these APIs, just the names.

Last but not least, this release put us on the clean and straight path towards the deprecation of old installation methods. Please let us know if you have any questions on GitHub or support channels.

Opinionated default content styles and CSS renames

To improve the out-of-the-box experience and accessibility, we are introducing opinionated defaults for content styling. From this version, we ship a small defaults layer applied to .ck-content. These content styles are easily replaceable via CSS variable override. You may have already styled those things with more specific selectors.

While working on this initiative, we decided to standardize the CSS naming, too. All older variables that applied to the content styles now share the consistent --ck-content-* prefix. Read about the details in the update guide.

MAJOR BREAKING CHANGES ℹ️

• ai: The AI Assistant now uses the more advanced gpt-4o model by default, replacing the previous gpt-3.5-turbo. This update improves response quality and overall capabilities. Additionally, the default limit set by max_tokens parameter has been removed, allowing for better and more detailed responses. If you relied on the previous default settings and wish to continue using them, be sure to explicitly define the editor configuration entry ai.openAi.requestParameters to { model: 'gpt-3.5-turbo', max_tokens: 2000, stream: true }.
• document-outline: Content area CSS variables have been renamed to use the --ck-content-* prefix for better consistency in the Table of Contents feature. This requires action if you have overridden the variables. See the update guide for details.
• list: Removed vertical spacing in list items by resetting margins for <p> elements that are the child of a <li> element.
• table: Removed vertical spacing in table cells by collapsing margins of

  elements that are the only child of a <td> or <th> element.

• The editor now enforces default browser styles for text content in both the editing view and rendered output. This change may affect existing styling and layout, so any custom CSS overrides should be reviewed. See #18710 for details. The following CSS variables and their default values are now applied:
  • --ck-content-font-family: Helvetica, Arial, Tahoma, Verdana, sans-serif
  • --ck-content-font-size: medium
  • --ck-content-font-color: #000 (HEX instead of hsl() to ensure compatibility with email clients)
  • --ck-content-line-height: 1.5
  • --ck-content-word-break: break-word

• The default styles for comment annotations have changed to provide better consistency with the editor UI. A new set of CSS variables is now used to control the appearance of the comment content and input fields. These changes may affect the current appearance of comments in your integration, so please review them after updating. The following CSS variables are now applied:

  • --ck-comment-content-font-family
  • --ck-comment-content-font-size
  • --ck-comment-content-font-color (default changed from hsl(0, 0%, 0%) to hsl(0, 0%, 20%))

  These variables default to values derived from the editor 's UI styles, and they may differ from your current settings. Customize these variables as needed to match your desired appearance.

• Content area CSS variables have been renamed to use the --ck-content-* prefix for better consistency in the Highlight, Image, List, and Table features. This requires action if you have overridden the variables. See the update guide for details.
• Table-related CSS variables with improper *-selector-* naming have been renamed to use *-table-* for better clarity. This requires action if you have overridden the variables. See the update guide for details.

MINOR BREAKING CHANGES ℹ️

• comments: The AddCommandThreadCommand#isEnabled property is no longer false when the current document selection is empty, as the command now allows for creating comment threads on custom ranges. If you previously used this property (for example, to provide a custom UI element), you should now use the observable AddCommentThreadCommand#hasContent property instead.
• core: Removed the deprecated DataApiMixin function and DataApi interface. Their functionality is the part of the Editor class.
• engine: Removed Batch#type deprecated property.
• list: Removed DocumentList, DocumentListProperties and TodoDocumentList plugins. They were aliases for plugins List, ListProperties and DocumentList respectively.
• markdown-gfm: Migrated from marked and turndown to remark and rehype for improved extensibility and alignment with the modern Markdown ecosystem.
• markdown-gfm: Enabled the autolinking feature in Markdown when loading Markdown content into the editor.
• ui: Removed the deprecated buttonView property from buttons created with FileDialogViewMixin. Use the button object itself.
• utils: Removed the deprecated mix function.
• utils: Removed the deprecated Locale#language property. Use Locale#uiLanguage instead.

Features

• cloud-services: Added the config.cloudServices.autoRefresh configuration property that allows disabling the automatic token refresh mechanism. When set to false, the token must be refreshed manually, enabling custom token handling. (commit)
• comments: Extended the options argument passed to the AddCommentThreadCommand#execute() method. The command now supports creating comment threads on specified ranges. Additionally, it allows for creating a comment thread with an initial comment, using the provided comment content.
• html-support: Added the integration with the remove format command for block elements. Closes #13983. (commit)
• image: Image style and resized size can now be removed by the remove format command. See #13983. (commit)
• line-height: Introduced the Line height feature that lets you adjust the vertical spacing between lines of text. Closes ckeditor/ckeditor5#11360.
• list: Introduced list item marker formatting for consistently styled content (supports Bold, Italic, Font Size, Font Family, and Font Color). Closes #18537. (commit)
• list-multi-level: Introduced list item marker formatting for consistently styled content (supports Bold, Italic, Font Size, Font Family, and Font Color).
• table: Table properties and cell properties can now be removed by the remove format command. See #13983. (commit)

Bug fixes

• autoformat: Block autoformat should restore the allowed selection attributes. Closes #17365. (commit)
• clipboard: Added z-index to the clipboard drop target line. Closes #18380. (commit)
• code-block: The feature-related HTML classes should not leak to the General HTML Support feature. See #13983. (commit)
• comments: Activating a comment marker nested inside another marker will no longer result in an error.
• engine: StylesMap should properly remove styles while accessing them by border-left property. See #13983. (commit)
• font: The font dropdown correctly reflects the applied font, even if the font-style CSS property includes excessive spaces. Closes #18558. (commit)
• html-support: The custom link styling is now removed with the remove format command. Closes #15318. (commit)
• list: No longer merge separate lists pasted from Microsoft Office into a single list. Closes #18015. (commit)
• list: Improved rendering of the

  element when it is an only child of a list item (<li>) or a table cell (<td> or <th>). Closes #17440. (commit)

• list: Improved the paragraphs' spacing in lists and tables. Closes: #11347. (commit)
• merge-fields: The Merge Fields feature no longer throws an error when processing image elements without the [src] attribute in specific cases.
• page-break: The feature-related HTML classes should not leak to the General HTML Support feature. See #13983. (commit)
• table: Improved rendering of the

  element when it is an only child of a list item (<li>) or a table cell (<td> or <th>). Closes #17440. (commit)

• table: Improved the paragraphs' spacing in lists and tables. Closes: #11347. (commit)
• track-changes: Fixed an error thrown when the discardAllSuggestions command or TrackChangesData plugin were used, if there was an element with split suggestion, and the second part of the element had an attribute or rename suggestion.
• undo: The Undo feature incorrectly restored content in scenario when a block quote (or other similar container) was unwrapped, then its former first or last element were merged, and then undo was used to restore block quote. Closes #18740, #18415. (commit)

Other changes

• ai: Improve tree-shaking of external dependencies by marking the package as side-effect-free.
• ai: The default config for the AI Assistant has changed. The feature now uses gpt-4o model by default and does not set max_tokens parameter.
• comments: The AddCommandThreadCommand#isEnabled property is no longer false when the current document selection is empty, as the command now allows for creating comment threads on custom ranges.
• comments: Added a public API to get an annotation for a comment thread using CommentsRepository#getAnnotationForCommentThread() and to get a comment thread for an annotation using CommentsRepository#getCommentThreadForAnnotation().
• comments: Implemented --ck-comment-content-font-family, --ck-comment-content-font-size and --ck-comment-content-font-color CSS variables to standardize font family, size and color styling in comments content. These variables apply to both the submitted comment content and the comment input field.
• core: Implemented the --ck-content-font-family, --ck-content-font-size and --ck-content-font-color CSS variables to standardize font family, size, and color styling in CKEditor 5 content. Closes #18710. (commit)
• core: Implemented the --ck-content-line-height CSS variable to standardize line-height styling in CKEditor 5 content. See #18710. (commit)
• document-outline: Align Table of Contents content area CSS variables to the --ck-content-* prefix.
• engine: The atributeToAtribute() and elementToAtribute() upcast helpers should not consume anything if a conversion callback returns undefined value. See #18575. (commit)
• highlight: Align content area CSS variables to the --ck-content-* prefix. Closes #18735. (commit)
• image: Align content area CSS variables to the --ck-content-* prefix. Closes #18735. (commit)
• list: Align content area CSS variables to the --ck-content-* prefix. Closes #18735. (commit)
• list: The [data-list-item-id] attribute is now added on <li> elements in editor data to improve integration between lists feature and other editor features. Closes #18407. (commit)
• markdown-gfm: Migrate to remark / rehype packages. Closes #18684. (commit)
• table: Align content area CSS variables to the --ck-content-* prefix. Closes #18735. (commit)
• table: Fix the table's CSS variables, which had -selector- string in their name. (commit)
• table: The legacy HTML table attributes are now normalized to editor features (width, height, bgcolor). Closes #18575. (commit)
• theme: Align content area CSS variables to the --ck-content-* prefix. Closes #18735. (commit)
• track-changes: The TrackChangesEditing#recordAttributeChanges() method has been made public to support custom integrations that require direct attribute modifications via the writer. Previously, attribute suggestions could only be generated through command execution, limiting flexibility for script-based scenarios.
• track-changes: Added a public API to get an annotation for a suggestion using TrackChangesUI#getAnnotationForSuggestion() and to get a suggestion for an annotation using TrackChangesUI#getSuggestionForAnnotation().
• ui: CssTransitionDisablerMixin should allow late initialization. Closes #18626. (commit)
• utils: The error re-throw mechanism should not provide an invalid documentation link. Closes #18176. (commit)
• Commands are now exported as a value instead of a type. Closes #18588. (commit)
• Updated several dependencies used in CKEditor 5 packages:
  • ui: color-convert, color-parse
  • uploadcare: @uploadcare/file-uploader, @uploadcare/upload-client
  • ai: @aws-sdk/client-bedrock-runtime
  • source-editing-enhanced: @codemirror/commands
  • Multiple packages: es-toolkit, luxon.

Released packages

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45.2.1 (June 24, 2025)

We are happy to announce the release of CKEditor 5 v45.2.1.

Release highlights

This hotfix release brings fixes for certain regressions in the field of text selection (with balloon toolbars enabled), multi-level lists, and pagination.

Bug fixes

• engine: Fixed editor crash that happened in a specific scenario, when editing heavily formatted text, text with multiple comments, or text with comments and formatting. Closes #18727. (commit)
• engine: Fixed incorrect cache invalidation in Mapper, which could lead to crashes when editing heavily formatted content or when using complex features like multi-level lists. Closes #18678. (commit)
• engine: Fixed editor crash that happened when typing over a table content with the balloon toolbar enabled. Closes #18648. (commit)
• list-multi-level: Fixed editor crash that happened when editing deeply nested multi-level lists. Closes #18678. (commit)
• table: Improved calculation of pagination page-breaks on documents with long tables. Closes #18600. (commit)
• typing: Typing over multiple selected blocks next to a code block or a block quote should not crash the editor. Closes #18722. (commit)

Released packages

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45.2.0 (June 4, 2025)

We are happy to announce the release of CKEditor 5 v45.2.0.

Release highlights

CKEditor 5 v45.2.0 offers the following improvements and bug fixes.

• We fixed the copy-paste scenario in the read-only mode.
• Tables pasted from Office, especially with borderless layouts, should preserve styling in the editor similar to the ones in the source file.
• Improved the adoption of the fullscreen feature on smaller screens and includes subtle visual tweaks.

MINOR BREAKING CHANGES ℹ️

• source-editing: The formatHtml() helper function is extracted to the @ckeditor/ckeditor5-utils package. See #18480.

Features

• fullscreen: Empty sidebars will no longer lock empty space around the editable in fullscreen mode. Closes #18474. (commit)

Bug fixes

• engine: The editor should not crash while using Mac text replacement in the Track changes mode. (commit)
• engine: Copying content in read-only mode should use the current document selection. Closes #18514. (commit)
• engine: The editor should not crash after clearing content with a widget selected. Closes #18123, #18458. (commit)
• pagination: Chrome no longer incorrectly pushes content to the next page when rendering documents consisting mainly of paragraphs with soft line breaks.
• paste-from-office: Unset table borders no longer fall back to default table styles. Closes #16931, #10655, #18540. (commit)
• real-time-collaboration: Fixed a crash that occurred when a user selected table cells containing only non-textual elements, such as images.
• revision-history: Fixed a crash in the revision history viewer that occurred when navigating revision changes, if the previewed revision was restored by one user but included suggestions originally made by other users.
• source-editing: Single line pre-block should not cause loss of indentation on later lines in source mode. Closes #18360. (commit)
• source-editing: Empty lines in code blocks should not be removed in source editing mode. See #18480. (commit)
• source-editing-enhanced: Single line pre-block should not cause loss of indentation on later lines in source mode. Closes #18360. (commit)
• source-editing-enhanced: Empty lines in code blocks should not be removed in source editing mode. See #18480. (commit)
• table: Should apply the proper [width] attribute when it is used both on <table> and <figure> elements. Closes #18469. (commit)
• track-changes: Fixed crashes that could occur in real-time collaboration when a user splits suggestions rapidly in a short time frame.

Other changes

• paste-from-office: Normalized pasted table length units (dimensions and border widths). (commit)
• The development environment requires Node v22 due to migrating to the latest ESLint (v9) version. See #18475. (commit)

Released packages

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