olla | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: Wysihtml – Open-source rich text editor for web apps
I will try to update the wiki of our github repo soon with the additional options.
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olla | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: Shift – Photo filters designed by you
Will it also be available for android any time in the future?
olla | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: Wysihtml – Open-source rich text editor for web apps
You are right, 200k is not the lightest out there and there is room for improvement. Trying to keep it as light as possible though without sacrifice in functionality like handling nested tables with merged cells etc.
olla | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: Wysihtml – Open-source rich text editor for web apps
Configuring parser_rules for allowed tags can do a lot, but i think it would not be enough to disable linebreaks alltogether. Thanks for pointing this out. We will consider adding it to configuration.
olla | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: Wysihtml – Open-source rich text editor for web apps
Thanks for pointing these issues out. Some of them are known to us and rewriting the handling of inline tags is actually in the todo queue already.
olla | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: Wysihtml – Open-source rich text editor for web apps
It can apply classes too as you wish. You can use formatInline or formatBlock command to add inline or block elements with needed classes. An example how its done internally https://github.com/Voog/wysihtml/blob/master/src/commands/fo...
olla | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: Wysihtml – Open-source rich text editor for web apps
Currently the toolbar component does not allow this kind of configuration. Probably the easiest to accomplish this currently is to write Your own custom toolbar likehttps://github.com/Voog/wysihtml/blob/master/examples/wotool... or make a pull request that I'll be glad to merge.
olla | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: Wysihtml – Open-source rich text editor for web apps
Firstly jQuery would not help a lot here, as wysiwygs are largely about fixing browser inconsistencies and bugs. You'd like to fix those as close to the source as possible. The other quite big argument is that events triggered in jQuery cannot be seen by other modules correctly. Even not by another jQuery instance. In CMS-es on the other hand you can easily be dealing with many jQuery instances. One on the site itself and another for administration components. Vanilla.js makes things on this scale smaller too.
olla | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: Wysihtml – Open-source rich text editor for web apps
We are trying to revive and modernise a once popular open source editor xing/wysihtml5. It is configurable to be used with and without an iframe. The editable area API is separated from the toolbar so it would be easy to customise or completely rebuild the toolbar logic for your own app.
The Voog team
olla | 11 years ago | on: Wysihtml – lightest cross-platform rich text editor for web apps
We are trying to revive and modernise a once popular editor xing/wysihtml5. It is an open source project and we will keep it this way. Keeping a wysiwyg working needs constant attention and care as browser inconsistencies tend to change with every new version. All pull requests, issues and tests pointing to issues are most welcome at https://github.com/Voog/wysihtml.
Voog team.
olla | 11 years ago | on: You Don't Need JQuery
Lately everything I build with jQuery I will eventually regret it. The first most annoying problem is that events triggered in jQuery cannot be seen by other modules correctly. Even not by another jQuery instance. There is also the usual size problem, when writing reusable code. For example whenever I want to reuse some 100 lines of code on another project I will have to add almost 100kb of jQuery to make it work. Working also on some bigger everlasting projects, like the wysihtml.com editor, has shown that when you need to patch some browser misbehaviours, native javascript is the only way to go. Such patches need to be as close to their error source as possible.
olla | 11 years ago | on: Moonjs: Apollo Guidance Computer Simulator
You might be right.
olla | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: The GitHub Matrix
Can I fight against the code like in the movie?
olla | 11 years ago | on: Moonjs: Apollo Guidance Computer Simulator
A lot of simulators and emulators in javascript emerging lately. Advances in javascript are making it more useful as a real programming language as it seems.
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