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Want a WYSIWYG jQuery Editor as an example to illustrate how to use jQuery to built OOP javascript component.

P.S. It is so good stackoverflow can use markdown... Would be a heaven if users would love such thing too

William Yeung
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    Think about what you're asking and read it again before hitting "Submit." – cazlab Sep 17 '08 at 16:45
  • sorry about the language, I try to rewrite it – William Yeung Sep 18 '08 at 16:00
  • you're asking for a wysiwyg editor for jQuery? Or a wysiwyg editor built on jQuery? I assume the latter, but I agree with cazlab, you should consider phrasing things better in the future. Also (I'm not to be a dick, but...) the post-script is totally irrelevant. – matt lohkamp Sep 25 '08 at 10:44

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jHtmlArea - WYSIWYG HTML Editor for jQuery

A simple, light weight, extensible WYSIWYG HTML Editor built on top of jQuery. This component allows you to easily display a WYSIWYG HTML Editor in place of any TextArea DOM Elements on the page. The minified script alone is 7kb, and with css and image files it's a total of 15kb.

This project also include Visual Studio JavaScript Intellisense support.

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(source: codeplex.com)

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  • This is perfect for a project I'm working on where I want to limit the amount of styling the user can apply (strike-through, colour and underline are often problematic). I love how easy the toolbar seems to be to define. – Alan Plum Jun 22 '10 at 10:14
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http://projects.bundleweb.com.ar/jWYSIWYG/ looks outdated, better try this link to jwysiwyg

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jwysiwyg looks good but there's no useful documentation at all!

Teo Choong Ping
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Check CleEditor http://premiumsoftware.net/cleditor/

CLEditor supports the following browsers on both the mac and pc: IE 6.0+, FF 1.5+, Safari 4+, Chrome 5+ and Opera 10+. All testing is done using jQuery 1.4.2.

CLEditor provides a rich plugin development environment, allowing you to customize its user interface and functionality to fit your needs.

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http://wmd-editor.com/features#compatibility

or maybe if you just have time to write/modify for your own parse (as i will do) use this:

http://markitup.jaysalvat.com

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The WYSIWYG which can accept formatted text copied from Microsoft Word, are...

  • CLEditor
  • jHTML Area
  • NicEdit
  • Xinha
  • jWYSIWYG

I chose CLEdit, because the code is clean, and it allows me to decide how I want images to be aligned, and it doesn't have bugs like NicEdit. On NicEdit, it produces DOUBLE line breaks when HTML code is copied from other sites into the editor.

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