wysiwyg

I'm searching for a "suck less" WYSIWYG in -browser X?HTML editor that generates good HTML code. (no <font> , <foo style="..."> , <p></p><span></span><p><span> </span><span><span>blah</span></<span></p> and so on -- <b> and <i> etc is ok). Should be easy-to-use as it is going to be used by people that do not know what HTML is. Any suggestions? Extra points for Copy-and-Paste-from-Word-readiness! :-) (I found a lot of editors but they all create that <font> and nested <span> crap that breaks site design and bloats a site with one table up to 100kB.) Download the current version of CKEditor and

Actually I had downloaded an GUI for graphviz (dont remember the site), which said that they had won an Apple Design Award. But that tool really only displays an *.dot file I created. That's it. It's just called "Graphviz"... I guess that there are better tools around for using the Graphviz technology. I tried this one: link text Although they say that they won an Apple Design Award, I really can't see any special GUI there. Very poor interface. Kevin Vermeer The current version of Graphviz.app does not contain the "external editor" button shown in rampion's screenshot above - Or the Render

Which one is better and ideal in a web based application? Edit: Actually I am developing a community site. So the level of users may vary. Heard about XSS security issues with WYSIWYG editors. Also I am not familiar with WYSIWYM editors and its features. As far as I know the features in WYSIWYM editor is less compared to the other one. I figured one named as "WMD: The Wysiwym Markdown Editor". Its quite easy to use. So security and ease of usability should be there. In such a situation which editor will be better. If your users can handle WYSIWYM, I'd go with that. I'm considering your system

Me and my company are looking for an alternative to CKEditor to use in our CMS. Preferably we would like something a bit more up to date and significantly more lightweight. We're a rails 3.2 shop, so something that integrates easily with rails would be nice. Really we are just looking for the formatting features, and possibly image uploading (though we have an api, so this might be difficult) via integration with paperclip. So far we've seen CKEditor TinyMCE Markdown Does anyone have any suggestions or thoughts? Thanks! I just found: http://redactorjs.com/ http://aloha-editor.org/ https:/

The documentation is not very clear on this. name - String - Button name to add. settings - Object - Settings object with title, cmd etc . "etc"? Really? Where can I see the rest of the possible attributes? autofocus : True if the control should be focused when rendered border : Border box values example: 1 1 1 1 classes : Space separated list of classes to add disabled : Is the control disabled by default hidden : Is the control hidden by default icon : Icon to use for button image : Image to use for icon margin : Margin box values example: 1 1 1 1 minHeight : Minimal height for the control

Does someone knows a good free wysiwyg editor compatible with angular 4 ? Froala seems to be good but unfortunately it's not free. Maybe using angular 4 was not a good idea because it's hard to find a lot of basic things ... Thank you Since I had the same problem, I'm sharing the results of my research here: ng2-ckeditor demo here ngx-editor demo here EDIT 2019/01/12 - THIS PROJECT IS NOT ACTIVELY MAINTAINED ANYMORE quill.js for angular demo here Note: Quill uses JSON to store the data internally, not html. PRIME NG Theme collection, that features a Quill-based WYSIWYG-editor as well, demo

Besides the new Google Docs, all the other WYSIWYG web-based rich text editors (ckeditor, tinymce, old Google Docs) I've seen are based on contenteditable or designMode. I personally hate using these editors. It doesn't take much formatting or copying/pasting before the whole experience turns into an exercise in frustration. Returns suddenly start getting double-spaced, unintended formatting gets introduced via pasting from other HTML sources, undo's/redo's are completely broken, formatting becomes excruciatingly difficult to control, etc. I believe this is one of the reasons Google Docs

I use TextAngular which sucks to the core! Anybody using it would know. My users complain every single day :( I'm looking at alternatives and found some such as Froala ($199) & CKEditor but they require JQuery. Is there any "good" editor for AngularJS without JQuery that works? I have been searching but couldn't find any. I'm willing to pay too. You have a lot of options. But if you don't like it, just write a new editor and share it with us :) Angular-Editor -> Demo Angular Meditor -> Demo Angular trix -> Demo ngQuill -> using QuillJs Angular-inline-text-editor -> Demo You can create a new