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I want rich text editing on my website.
I don't want to get involved with whitelists to deal with the security hazards posed by the HTML WYSIWYG editors (unless there is a really easy packaged way to do this)
Markdown is fine, but two panes - one for input
and one for preview - like SO is not going to work. It's too 10 years ago.
Any suggestions?
I have always liked CKEditor. It's fairly robust and extensible.
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I want to render my html to Canvas, with JS, html5;
I tried 'RasterizeHTML' and 'html2canvas' plugins but both have a lot of bugs.
Images are previewed cropped; some texts are not previewed at all.
in similar pages the same plugin behaves itself differently.
And there is a BIG issue concerning cross-browser support.
Can you tell me how to modify them or do you know the better solutions?
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I'm building a php, javascript powered website and I want to include a powerful wysiwyg editor which can include images, code etc. If possible I want to implement the same one like stackoverflow. how can I do it??
You have to choose dependes on your requirement, and almost all the editors are having same/common features
personally i like TinyMce
if you want to see more editors see this link
Lucky you there is new lightweight implementation of wysiwyg editor out which uses contenteditable attribute and is compatible with different browser versions https://github.com/guardian/scribe. This solution is more customizable than the others.
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If you go to http://wonderwall.msn.com/, you'll notice that the wall is scrollable...and it's an awesome grid layout.
Is there a library that can do this? Preferably in JQuery
The javascript library used on this site was YUI.
Here is a link to there site.
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/
Although i dont think there is one plugin that will achieve the total effect. The wonderwall website uses a clever combo of js and good css.
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If I'm not mistaken, I once stumbled across a product or something that let you make tutorials for your website using Javascript. Like, you could show the user directly how to do certain things with a virtual cursor, in-browser. Am I making this up, or is this a real thing?
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You may be looking for this: http://amberjack2.org/
EDIT: More info here http://ajaxian.com/archives/amberjack-2-0-on-page-tutorials
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What's a good jQuery library where I can click the button, and a box (<div>) drops down, for options? Just a regular box, not too big not too small.
For what you're asking you don't need any additional library, as $('.divclass').slideDown() is a good starting point.
jQuery Thickbox has a lot of flexibility. It can show inline content, iframe content, simple images, AJAX and more. It would be easy to implement your own options form within an instance of it.