It doesn't work

pepe, I would like to ask you to use the ‘support’ section for issues before posting reviews. Leaving a 1-star review when you have a support request can be seen as blackmail and gives the wrong impression to other users of this plugin.

Regarding your issues, I have recently determined that if Gravity Forms is configured with ‘No-Conflict Mode’ set to ‘On’ this plugin will not work in the form editor or entry editor.

If you update to version 1.7.1 you should find this is resolved.

If written here is because I have not seen another place to do it. I updated my version and I was doing all kinds of tests and the plugin was not working. I can not disable this option because it conflicts is recommended. The plugin debría run both ways.
Cheers

If you can’t disable no-conflict mode you should disable the ckeditor in the form editor (the second option in the warning message).

Yes there is a way to work around the no-conflict setting, which I assume debria has done. But it goes against the point of having a no-conflict setting.

If you have conflicts you really need to get to the cause of it. You need to work out what, where and why — not avoid it using a no-conflict setting.

I’m considering adding another option to allow people to work around the no-conflict setting. But Im not completely convinced it’s a good idea. It may cause more issues for others.

Not because I run You can insert pictures ?

No.

This plugin does not currently provide support for uploading images.

You can link to existing images using the ‘images’ button as long as they are already uploaded to a website and have a URL that can be publicly accessed.

If you wanted to develop or pay for someone to develop this functionality I will be happy to consider adding it into this plugin so others can benefit from it.

For others that may come across this thread – this plugin now supports uploading/attaching/inserting images inside the CKEditor WYSIWYG fields.

It may need to be ‘enabled’ from the CKEditor settings page, and is handled through the CKEditor ‘Image’ button.