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Have you seen Aloha Editor(http://aloha-editor.org http://aloha-editor.org)? Its behavior is built on `contenteditable`.

by laktek 14y ago

gidan 14y ago
Aloha editor is 1MB in size..
masklinn 14y ago
Aloha is an RTE, I'm not talking about RTEs in my comment I'm talking about bare, basic fields. Such as the one I'm typing/editing this comment in.
- laktek 14y ago
  Aloha is not a traditional WYISWYG editor contained in a textarea. You can apply it to any HTML element in a page, which would turn them in to editables (check this example of math editing - http://wysiwhat.github.com/Aloha-Editor/cnx.html http://wysiwhat.github.com/Aloha-Editor/cnx.html)
  - scribu 14y ago
    Doesn't work in Firefox. OT: Am I the only one annoyed by this "viewed best in Chrome" trend? Reminds me of those old "Best in IE" badges.
    - fredsted 14y ago
      Works fine in Firefox 17, try updating your browser.
      - scribu 14y ago
        I was running Firefox 16.0.2. I updated to Firefox 17 and it still doesn't work; I can't edit or change anything.
      - Surio 14y ago
        I am also beginning to find this browser update treadmill very tedious.
    - Surio 14y ago
      No, you are not alone. And I am sad to miffed at lack of support for Opera too. There was a jquery fundamentals website that had the same problem. To compound matters, Chrome font rendering is godawfully bad on my machine.
  - masklinn 14y ago
    > Aloha is not a traditional WYISWYG editor contained in a textarea. Did you miss the part where I said I wasn't talking about RTE? I don't care that it's implemented using something which was introduced to build RTEs in the first place and has been used for exactly that for the past 12 years or so (which does happen to make contenteditable-based RTEs traditional, as are designMode-based ones, despite your apparent assertion to the contrary), my original comment is not about rich text edition.
fox91 14y ago
I really love Hallo.js http://hallojs.org/ http://hallojs.org/ It's based on contenteditable and it's very lightweight

Have you seen Aloha Editor(http://aloha-editor.org http://aloha-editor.org)? Its behavior is built on `contenteditable`.

by laktek 14y ago

Have you seen Aloha Editor(http://aloha-editor.org http://aloha-editor.org)? Its behavior is built on `contenteditable`.

gidan 14y ago

Aloha editor is 1MB in size..

masklinn 14y ago

Aloha is an RTE, I'm not talking about RTEs in my comment I'm talking about bare, basic fields. Such as the one I'm typing/editing this comment in.

laktek 14y ago
Aloha is not a traditional WYISWYG editor contained in a textarea. You can apply it to any HTML element in a page, which would turn them in to editables (check this example of math editing - http://wysiwhat.github.com/Aloha-Editor/cnx.html http://wysiwhat.github.com/Aloha-Editor/cnx.html)
- scribu 14y ago
  Doesn't work in Firefox. OT: Am I the only one annoyed by this "viewed best in Chrome" trend? Reminds me of those old "Best in IE" badges.
  - fredsted 14y ago
    Works fine in Firefox 17, try updating your browser.
    - scribu 14y ago
      I was running Firefox 16.0.2. I updated to Firefox 17 and it still doesn't work; I can't edit or change anything.
    - Surio 14y ago
      I am also beginning to find this browser update treadmill very tedious.
  - Surio 14y ago
    No, you are not alone. And I am sad to miffed at lack of support for Opera too. There was a jquery fundamentals website that had the same problem. To compound matters, Chrome font rendering is godawfully bad on my machine.
- masklinn 14y ago
  > Aloha is not a traditional WYISWYG editor contained in a textarea. Did you miss the part where I said I wasn't talking about RTE? I don't care that it's implemented using something which was introduced to build RTEs in the first place and has been used for exactly that for the past 12 years or so (which does happen to make contenteditable-based RTEs traditional, as are designMode-based ones, despite your apparent assertion to the contrary), my original comment is not about rich text edition.

fox91 14y ago

I really love Hallo.js http://hallojs.org/ http://hallojs.org/ It's based on contenteditable and it's very lightweight