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Description

The ContentTools WYSIWYG editor can be seamlessly integrated into any HTML page through a straightforward process outlined in the getting started guide. Comprehensive API documentation and various examples are available for the entire ContentTools library suite. It includes step-by-step instructions for typical use cases, as well as more complex topics for developers creating their own editors. The ContentTools library collection is both free and open-source, and it is actively developed and maintained on GitHub. Users can easily reposition any content block on the page by dragging it to a new spot. For non-text elements like images and videos, simply click on the center of the element to drag it, while text elements require clicking and holding to initiate the drag action. This brief pause in the dragging process is designed to enable users to select text sections without unintentionally starting the drag function. Additionally, this functionality enhances the user experience by providing a flexible way to organize content efficiently.

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Wysihtml presents a more flexible and lenient alternative to the xing/wysihtml5 open-source rich text editor. Its code is designed to be independent of any specific library, incorporating all necessary dependencies without the need for jQuery, Prototype, or similar frameworks. The current set of bundled dependencies includes rangy.js, which has the textrange and selectionsaverestore modules, in addition to base.js. This initiative is backed by Voog and is a collaborative effort for developing a wysiwyg HTML rich text editor that anyone in web development can utilize in their projects. It is characterized by its speed and lightweight nature, along with features such as automatic URL linking while typing and producing valid, semantic HTML5—even when content is pasted from Word—without requiring iframes or jQuery. Furthermore, it is modular, allowing users to integrate their own custom tools. The project's object namespace has transitioned from wysihtml5 to wysihtml, affecting all class names and event identifiers. Additionally, the default toolbar has been transitioned into an independent module (wysihtml.toolbar.js), which must be included separately for functionality. Overall, this editor simplifies rich text editing for developers while maintaining a focus on performance and flexibility.

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Windows
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Linux
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Types of Training

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Live Training (Online)
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Vendor Details

Company Name

ContentTools

Country

United Kingdom

Website

getcontenttools.com

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wysihtml

Website

wysihtml.com

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