FCKEditor in Rails: add ID attribute

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I'm using FCKEditor in my Rails app to create HTML forms and it goes very well, except that no ID tag can be filled out.
It asks for name and value with the input tags, but not for an ID.
Is there a simple way to enable this or to add this manually? Thanks!

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