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Is anyone making an open-source HTML5 WYSIWYG editor?
I can't find a lightweight HTML5 WYSIWYG editor, can anyone start an open-source project like this or provide links to how such editors are generally made?
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I think Mercury Editor (the same demo) will suit you just right. Open source, HTML, Markdown, written in CoffeeScript, uses jQuery. Fits?
http://www.google.com.ua/search?q=WYSIWYG+editor+your+hands
I did according to some tolmud of 10 lessons, but now I can’t find it.
Open Source agrees, they are all terrible, but there were a couple of paid ones, I don’t remember which ones, but it’s easy to google, if for one project, it’s easier to buy, especially since they don’t cost much. The one that I did / do is for an Open Source project and proprietary ones cannot be used there, so I had to write my own.
I recommend NicEdit, lightweight + you can create your own buttons.
nicedit.com/
I'm kind of doing elrte and I can't figure out what kind of html5 do you want in the editor? html5 tags? contentEditable?
What are the requirements? I recently got an editor based on execCommand and contenteditable, ran into a couple of problems, but they are not essential for a lightweight editor. It turned out a little more than 50 lines of uncompressed code in the form of a jQuery plugin. And you can easily expand, the main thing is that there is an appropriate command for execCommand. If you're interested, send me a PM, I'll finish it a little and send it.
Here's one, unfortunately, I haven't tried it yet.
jejacks0n.github.com/mercury/
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