Slate
Slate is a fully customizable framework that allows you to build rich text editors. Slate allows you to create rich, intuitive editors such as those in Medium, Dropbox Paper, or Google Docs without having to worry about your codebase getting too complicated. Because all of its logic can be implemented with a series plugins, you don't have to worry about what is in "core". It can be thought of as a pluggable implementation for contenteditable built on top React. It was inspired by libraries such as Draft.js and Prosemirror. Slate is currently in beta. The core API can be used now, but advanced use cases may require you to pull request fixes. Some APIs are still in development and may change as we find better solutions. Slate's most important feature is that plugins are first class entities.
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TinyMCE
TinyMCE gives you complete authority over in-app rich text editing.
As a plug-and-play WYSIWYG component, it effortlessly melds with your web application's current technology infrastructure. You can tailor it to your needs using its extensive set of over 400 APIs and more than a dozen framework compatibilities, or deploy it instantly as a robust, enterprise-level text editor.
Premium TinyMCE packages come loaded with functionality, making them an ideal fit for enterprise applications and solving intricate use-cases. Top three premium offerings include:
AI Assistant: Accelerate Content Creation with Generative AI
→ Infuse your application with AI capabilities through ready-to-use writing prompts.
PowerPaste: Near-Perfect Copy-Pasting Reduces Support Queries
→ Flawlessly transfer text from MS Word, Google Docs, Excel, and other widely-used platforms.
Spell Checker Pro: Maintain Brand Consistency with Error-Free Text
→ Multi-language support for up to 13 languages, including specialized terms, and the ability to create custom lexicons.
Choose between cloud-based or on-premises deployment. Smooth integration with React, Angular, Vue, Bootstrap, and more.
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woofmark
A beautiful, modular, progressive and beautiful HTML editor. Markdown allows you to create rich HTML-formatted text simply by writing plain text. You can write code, italics, or give them a bolder format. Headings can be created by prefixing them with one or more hash characters . Your headings will be more prominent the fewer hashes they have. It is as simple as wrapping text in brackets and referencing the resource locator. Images can also be embedded, but you will need to prefix the wrapped text by an exclamation mark. Although the buttons are somewhat rough, that's because they're there to help you style them. A small, focused, progressive enhancement to a raw textarea. WYSIWYG, HTML, and Markdown input modes. Text selection is consistent across input modes. Built-in undo and redo. You can customize it in many ways.
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HTML-NOTEPAD
It is a WYSIWYG editor for structured documents. This includes texts with hierarchical or semantically meaningful structure, lists, plaintext islands and tables, and headers. HTML-NOTEPAD does not function as a "webpage editor". It is not a "web page editor". You shouldn't expect to create "cool webpages" with it. WYSIWYG Web design with modern CSS is impossible. Because CSS is a natural language, web pages can only be created manually by editing CSS. HTML-NOTEPAD is still useful for web designers, in cases where we need to create textual (yet structured) content for our pages. HTML-NOTEPAD uses Sciter Engine to create its UI. It is small and fast, has no external dependencies, and works on all major desktop operating system, including Windows (XP to 10), Mac OS, Linux, and Linux. While WYSIWYG editing is limited, there are some operations that are much easier to perform in source code representation. HTML-NOTEPAD supports "pass through selection".
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