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Have you tried the "inline" option in TinyMCE 4? Basically you just give each editable element on the page its own, independently configured TinyMCE instance.
by evunveot 11y ago
Have you tried the "inline" option in TinyMCE 4? Basically you just give each editable element on the page its own, independently configured TinyMCE instance.
TinyMCE's markup output is probably as good as it gets.
http://www.tinymce.com/tryit/inline.php http://www.tinymce.com/tryit/inline.php
- bhhaskin 11y agoI haven't seem this before.... might have to give this a try.