CKEditor5 Table Fix 1.0.8 Adds Full Table Markup Support for Drupal 10 and 11

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CKEditor5 Table Fix 1.0.8 Restores Full Table Markup Support in Drupal 10 and 11

CKEditor5 Table Fix, a plugin created by Stephen Mulvihill and currently maintained by Joseph Olstad, has released version 1.0.8 with official support for Drupal 10 and 11 under the security advisory policy.

This stable release restores CKEditor’s ability to handle advanced and semantic HTML table elements that are often stripped by default in CKEditor5. Version 1.0.8 preserves markup such as <tfoot>, <th scope>, <caption>, and nested content including <div>, <dl>, and <ul> inside table cells. It is especially useful for upgraded Drupal sites that previously relied on CKEditor 4 to manage WCAG-compliant tables and legacy HTML.

The module installs cleanly alongside CKEditor5 and works silently in the background, with no UI changes aside from a “Table Fix Dummy” button used for activation. It requires no additional contrib dependencies and is designed to support accessible and standards-compliant content workflows. CKEditor5 Table Fix is developed by Cinder Systems and additionally supported by Entreprise 7pro.ca. The latest version can be installed via Composer using drupal/ckeditor5_table_fix:^1.0.

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