I came across the same problem by developing a custom CMS for another developer, which is unlikely to be needed for reading from the screen in the near future.
Thanks mihaisimi for the pointer. Having delved into the properties of the CKEditor instance a bit, I ended up writing the JS bit below to remove the "Rich text editor, element_id" header from the content area.
CKEDITOR.on("instanceReady", function(e) {
var $frame = $(e.editor.container.$).find(".cke_wysiwyg_div");
if($frame) $frame.attr("title", "");
});
So, as soon as CKEditor loads, I wrap the CKEditor container in a jQuery object, I search for the actual content divwith . find () and remove its name with . attr () .
, jQuery. CKEditor 4.1.1 "div". , iframe, , .find(".cke_wysiwyg_div") .find(".cke_wysiwyg_frame").
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