The?Context MenuIs a pop-up menu that appears whever you click inside the CKEditorediting area?with the right mouse button, use theMenu/Application?key on your keyboard, or the?Shift+F10keyboard shortcut. It serves as a shortcut for most common operations available for a given type of object.

The image below presents the context menu for a link embedded in the document:

CKEditor's context menu for links

The menu is context-sensitive which means that the options displayed in it depend on the object that you click.

If, for example, you press the right mouse button while inside a table, you will see some table-specific options available in its context menu.

CKEditor's context menu for tables

Note that for some more complex objects, like a table, the context menu might include sub-menus with further options. To open the sub-menu, go to the menu option containing a small right-pointing arrow () and either click it with your mouse or use the?Right Arrow?key on your keyboard. To return to the parent menu, use your mouse or the?Left Arrowkey.

To perform an operation listed in the context menu, click it with the left mouse button. You can also move up and down the context menu with the?Upand?Down Arrowkeys or theTab?and?Shift+Tab?combinations. Once an option is highlighted, you can activate it with the?SpaceorEnterbutton. If an option is grayed out, like theCut?and?Copyoperations in the first screenshot, it is unavailable unless some pre-conditions are met (e.g. an element is selected).

In some environments and browsers clicking the right mouse button results in the browser context menu covering CKEditor context menu. If this is the case, press the Esc?key once to close the browser context menu and reveal the CKEditor menu hidden below.