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Ask HN: Best WYSIWIG?
To date we've used either markdown or HTML. We need to transition to something more user friendly for our merchants. Suggested WYSIWIG?
I've had issues in the past with WYSIWIGs producing poor quality or even confusing HTML. Any suggestions or recommendations?
We're looking at these 3 right now:
http://imperavi.com/redactor/
http://ckeditor.com/
http://www.tinymce.com/
- dbla 12y agoI'm a big fan of redactor. I'm using it for both of my projects right now. While it's not perfect, it's certainly the best that I've found. In some cases I do use tinymce because it has better browser support.
- martinshen 12y agoWe've been leaning towards Redactor. Main concern isn't browser support but clean HTML.
- cjbprime 12y agohttp://quilljs.com/examples/ http://quilljs.com/examples/
- sejje 12y agoIs there no way to edit source? That's a must-have feature in my book.
- zackboe 12y agoSummernote looks pretty nice. https://hackerwins.github.io/summernote/ https://hackerwins.github.io/summernote/
- hsuresh 12y agoCheck out Wysihtml5. We've been using over the last few months and found it ok. We had a strict requirement on good quality HTML, and so far, Wysihtml5 seems nice. http://xing.github.io/wysihtml5/ http://xing.github.io/wysihtml5/
- claar 12y agoI've used ckeditor for years and been happy with it.
- ardx 12y agoI found http://www.aloha-editor.org/ http://www.aloha-editor.org/ useful. Very friendly for Word users.