Glad to see that contenteditable-type editors are becoming more viable. Looks like Copybar uses Redactor, but I'm hoping bergie's http://hallojs.org/ gets a lot more traction since it's the only one that's MIT licensed.
The good thing about Hallo is, besides licensing and easy plugin development, the fact that it uses plain, unstyled contentEditables, so the stuff you're editing looks exactly like it will look on the real page. I integrated Redactor as another editor option in Create.js a while back, but it looks a bit strange because it changes the styling of the currently active content area. Other than that it is very simple and…
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#42Earlier quoted context omitted.
The good thing about Hallo is, besides licensing and easy plugin development, the fact that it uses plain, unstyled contentEditables, so the stuff you're editing looks exactly like it will look on the real page. I integrated Redactor as another editor option in Create.js a while back, but it looks a bit strange because it changes the styling of the currently active content area. Other than that it is very simple and…
Bergie's halloJS is awesome! Would be great to see some keyboard support in the future however. eg Super-B/ctrl-b for bold. Haven't tested on Windows, but OS X is lacking working functionality in the latest build
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#43Interesting. Though of course you can just use my http://createjs.org/ and get pretty much the same thing for free :-)
Love it! Now a quick question, is there any way to allow for editable blocks to be re-arranged via some form of drag and drop interface? Or is there anyone out there that knows of a library that could possibly do this?
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#44you have a link on the home page that points to http://copybardev.io:3000/examples ...
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#45Earlier quoted context omitted.
Love it! Now a quick question, is there any way to allow for editable blocks to be re-arranged via some form of drag and drop interface? Or is there anyone out there that knows of a library that could possibly do this?
Not yet integrated upstream, but you can see block drag-and-drop in action with Create in http://demo.contentcontrol-berlin.de/
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#46- You id="mask" element has a higher z-order than your formatting popup making it impossible to select styles in the demo.
- The blink from the original to the edited content is kind of jarring. Not sure where your servers are, but here from AUS the lag was very noticable.
- This is a peeve I have with all editors: When you select a H1,2,3 etc style the entire block is styled. This is the opposite of what users expect. Instead you should break that fragment out and run your execCommand on it. This way only the selected text receives the style and your users aren't left scratching their heads :)
- Consider adding an in-line editor for in-line images. Popping over a modal editor onmouseup is not intuitive for your average Joe.
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#47Just one small feedback as a designer, if you want to see more conversions for sign-ups, convert that black sign-up button into green. Other than that, it's perfect!
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#48Interesting concept, well done for shipping. Just a couple of points: - You id="mask" element has a higher z-order than your formatting popup making it impossible to select styles in the demo. - The blink from the original to the edited content is kind of jarring. Not sure where your servers are, but here from AUS the lag was very noticable. - This is a peeve I have with all editors: When you select a H1,2,3 etc styl…
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#49Re: Show HN: Instant CMS as a Service on any element (with contenteditable)
#50I don't get it. What is it supposed to do. I click on the big green "Try it now" button and nothing happens...