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Probably prosemirror. I don't know that it's built in by default, but it's well within prosemirror's model, so it shouldn't require a large investment to use.
by netghost 2y ago
Probably prosemirror. I don't know that it's built in by default, but it's well within prosemirror's model, so it shouldn't require a large investment to use.
That said, prosemirror's got a pretty steep learning curve.
- notyoutube 2y agoIsn't the "flat markup" for inline elements in prosemirror kind of unnatural to work on html?
- bhl 2y agoNothing is built into ProseMirror except for the text span. For a definition list, you’d probably want two node types: a definition list, and a definition list item. And then create toDOM and parseDOM methods to render and parse respectively the html you want.