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If you just need a WYSIWYG editor on a web page, and it's a single one, I've used tinyMCE. On projects where I've had to load up multiple instances, I've had t
by FMashiro 8y ago
If you just need a WYSIWYG editor on a web page, and it's a single one, I've used tinyMCE.
On projects where I've had to load up multiple instances, I've had to move away form it as it kept reloading stylesheets and js files for each editor on the page.
Now I usually use quilljs, which works really well for some basic markup.