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I wrote a Python library to take its output and shove it in a word document: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/HtmlToWord/
If you're looking for a Rich Text Editor, this is the only one I will recommend. I wrote a proprietary RTE last year and continue to maintain it because nothing available both worked and produced clean markup. Redactor came out this spring and is the only generally available RTE that does this. If you insist on OSS, WYSIHTML5 is the best available. For those that care, Redactor uses the designMode technique, leans on…
Looks very nice. A few things I can't seem to see how to do (that I can do with TinyMCE): 1. Define some CSS classes that I want to be available to the user (I'd never give colour and font controls to my users unless I wanted my lovely site design to end up full of bright-pink 42pt comic-sans) 2. Supply a list of already-uploaded images 3. Supply a list of internal links to the 'add link' dialog 4. Resize handles for…
#4: There are no handles, but in Chrome 22 on a Mac at least I can drag anywhere in the image to resize.
The CSS classes/styles are the reason I'll probably stick with CKEditor for now. As cumbersome as CKEditor is overall, I can't lose the ability to add styles that my non-technical clients can choose from when editing their websites.
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TinyMCE have something like this, but yeah, it should be a easy-access function. The only downer for me : it uses JQuery, which I often avoid in admin pages.
Why?
The Amazon S3 support seems to suggest that the authors believe it is acceptable to store your AWS key ID and "secret" key in your client-side JavaScript code. Am I missing something here?
Yes you are absolutely correct. http://imperavi.com/redactor/examples/s3/
Looks super slick, but worth noting there are open source alternatives. For example: http://jhollingworth.github.com/bootstrap-wysihtml5/ This a bootstrap wrapper around the wysihtml5 project: https://github.com/xing/wysihtml5
If you're looking for a Rich Text Editor, this is the only one I will recommend. I wrote a proprietary RTE last year and continue to maintain it because nothing available both worked and produced clean markup. Redactor came out this spring and is the only generally available RTE that does this. If you insist on OSS, WYSIHTML5 is the best available. For those that care, Redactor uses the designMode technique, leans on…
If you're looking for a Rich Text Editor, this is the only one I will recommend. I wrote a proprietary RTE last year and continue to maintain it because nothing available both worked and produced clean markup. Redactor came out this spring and is the only generally available RTE that does this. If you insist on OSS, WYSIHTML5 is the best available. For those that care, Redactor uses the designMode technique, leans on…
How is this any better than WYSIHTML5?
If you're using Create.js for making your stuff editable, it has editor abstraction that can drive Aloha, Hallo, and Redactor based on your configuration