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I"m looking to add rich-text in-place editing to a project (so people can see the results of their editing rendered straight away), and so am on the hunt for a rich-text editor that has an inline mode, or a way to use a rich-text editor for inline edits.
I've come across the neat-looking http://inplacericheditor.box.re/demos, but ideally, it'd be good to find one that's jQuery based, simply so that I can keep to a single JS library.
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Have you tried CKEditor or FCKEditor?
I have experience working with jwysiwyg and is pretty good jquery based one. Try it.
Ah, here's exactly what i was looking for: a combination of the jQuery jEditable Plugin and TinyMCE. Am posting it here in case it helps others.
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I know there has too many JS libraries can do this, such as: Trumbowyg, etc.
But before my rails project renders that slim, must escape javascript!
So, I must make an editor which is made up of pure Html or Ruby. But how to make?
(Note: pure Html and Ruby!)
The most popular is TinyMCE. You can implement it easily and it is pure HTML, for your part at least.
https://www.tiny.cloud/
Does yout need lightweight WYSIWYG editor? If yes, try to choose any lightweight editor from this list
Also I find out related question.
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I am looking for a good tagging library. I wanted to have Ajax, autocomplete, and being able to store values and labels for each tag. I found a few promising ones, but I was not able to develop on top of it for my needs. The one I looked at extensively is below:
http://textextjs.com/
I was not able to submit value and label, it only accepts the label as the value. Is there any other library which would encompass what I was looking for? Or is there something I'm missing with the above library? I was reading the docs for it and could not get it accept label and value.
Try this one. It's flexible and you can alter it for your own use. It has a cache facility too.
jQuery tokeninput
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I need some editor tools for any markup language that could provide simple table generation and text editing for my users. Something like stackoverflows markdown editor, but with table generation support. What kind of markup language and editor can I use?
You might be interested in WYSIWYG text editor called CKEditor.
It is api for web, you can embed it into your web application using just html + javascript.
It support most of major browsers, and is hightly customizable.
It generates pure html on the end. And has wide range of tools, especially the one you are looking for: table.
Check out the demo: http://ckeditor.com/demo
I personally like TinyMCE, but I might be biased since it's the default editor for all the projects I do at my day-job :) You can check it out here: http://www.tinymce.com/tryit/full.php but be aware, the one in the demo is set up with overkill many features enabled. It's highly customizable, so you can make it do just what you want, and pretty easily too.
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Can anyone recommend a JavaScript-based code reformatter for HTML, CSS and JS?
I'm making a web-based IDE and I'd like to be able to tidy up some code without having to refresh the page or wait for an ajax request.
Note: I need it to be able to accept and return a string, and not work directly with HTML elements. My IDE doesn't use a textarea.
Here's a few
html beautifier jquery plugin
js-beautify
cssbeautify
[EDIT]: also found this script, it's what the html beautifier is based on.
HTML tidy is by far the best solution. Classic binary has been ported to javascript: How to format/tidy/beautify in JavaScript
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I am looking for a JavaScript based carousel such as absolute website. The main part that I am interested in is that it slides in a similar way to the main site flash, highlighting one item/image at a time and items are in a line.
Plug-in for any kind of library is welcome but indeed I would prefer jQuery based one as I have used it for my earlier works.
And yes I have done lots of googling but wasn't lucky enough :)
jCarousel is still a classic.
I can't open your example so I'm not sure it has all the features you want.
Check out the jQuery UI Carousel. It's still in development, but usable :)
MooFlow is beautiful!
EDIT: ImageFlow seems to a good alternative.
I'm a jQuery user. I've just used JCarousel w/ jQuery 1.3.2. on a Joomla 1.5.x.
It works fine even on Internet Explorer 6 (which is a pretty good thing, hehe). Hope it helps.