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What open source RTE do you use in your day to day web dev tasks and why? I've been using both TinyMCE and FCK but both seem very clunky and buggy. I've had nightmares with FCK while trying to extend it and it has loads of bugs in IE. Ideally I'd be looking for something that fun to maintain and easy to extend while providing most of the web 2. features that clients demand, i.e.: file uploading, asynchronous saving / updating. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/700755/open-source-javascript-rte

Every time I switch to the visual editor in Wordpress, it changes my code (e.g Removes <br/> ). How do I stop this? You can't in the base framework without adding some plugin. However, if you'd like a simple break on the Visual editor side use shift-enter. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38777117/how-do-i-stop-visual-editor-in-wordpress-from-changing-the-code

Was wondering if anyone knows a good alternative to tinymce? I find that it sometimes has problems with AJAX infused content. And I've noticed that it seems a little slow when loading - I first see the textarea with the HTML-Markup and then it flashes and then I see the tiny interface. wmd and markitup are not exactly what I am looking for - they are too rudimentary. Is there any other good lightweight Javascript WYSIWYG Editor out there? Thanks Casper What about FCKeditor ? CKEditor the new FCKEditor Attacklab is used by StackOverflow, and myself soon enough. It's WYSIWYM, but still quite

CKEditor 4 attribute filtering is stripping any occurrence "href" from anchor tags put into the editor. I have a plugin which creates links that contain some "custom" attributes. A link looks something like this: <a href="#" document-href="abc123">Some Link</a> The CKEditor returns the link in this form when I call getData(): <a href="#" document->Some Link</a> Is there a way to instruct CKEditor to stop filtering link attributes? Does anyone happen to know where in the source this regex is so I can fix it? Thanks! I've just checked this link on CKEditor 4.1 - the output is: <p><a href="#"

I'm using this WYSWIG editor. This editor is displayed on a modal of bootstrap. <form action="<?php echo base_url('dashboard/submit_post'); ?>" method="POST" role="form" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <div class="form-group"> <label for="post_title">Post Title</label> <input type="text" class="form-control" id="post_title" name="post_title" placeholder="Enter a title"> </div> <div class="form-group"> <label for="post_content">Post Content</label> <textarea name="post_content" id="post_content" cols="30" rows="3" class="form-control wyswig-editor"></textarea> </div> This function submit_post

When Uploading a image through Redactor Redactor will generate <img src="blablabla.png"/> tag What if I want the tag is like: <img class="myClass" src="blablabla.png"/> How to do this? I have viewed all the API and Callback but I didn't find any method to implement this. It looks like you can use the imageUploadCallback . This callback is triggered on successful image upload and the image DOM element is there for you to manipulate. $('#redactor').redactor({ imageUploadCallback: function(image, json) { // image = this is DOM element of image // json = for example: { "filelink": "/images/img.jpg