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I understand that this project is to showcase Sciter SDK (https://sciter.com https://sciter.com) a nice project. Here I'm showing something I did some time ago
by mingodad 5y ago
I understand that this project is to showcase Sciter SDK (https://sciter.com https://sciter.com) a nice project.
Here I'm showing something I did some time ago https://meimporta.eu/htmleditor/ https://meimporta.eu/htmleditor/ it's a crude WYSIWYG html editor for people that already knows HTML/CSS and uses basically the browser contenteditable capabilities. It was inpired by Webflow (https://webflow.com/ https://webflow.com/) but very simple and basic, it has 4 main sections: editor shortcuts, wysiwyg editor, html editor, tree view. Some things are easy done in the wysiwyg editor but sometimes the raw html editor is better, we can edit in both of then and get instant result.
Don't bother comment on the UI/UX it's an personal naive tool straight to the point I needed. Anyway any feedback to improve is welcome.
- Wowfunhappy 5y agoOh, this is actually great! Is it open source? I'd like to get it working with my own stylesheets and such.
- mingodad 5y agoI didn't exactly consider it a project on it's on and it's basically using already existing work done by others, be my guest use as you please.
- Wowfunhappy 5y agoI guess I was partly asking if the code was anywhere? Or should I just pull it off the link? :)
- mingodad 5y agoYes you should pull it from the link, it's almost self contained and you'll need to edit the source to point to you html source or copy and paste it on the editor.