Must have WYSIWYG Editors for Web

CKEditor can be integrated into any Web site through JavaScript, AFP, ASP, ASP.NET, ColdFusion, Java, PHP, Python, as well as other languages. Tested and working with Internet Explorer 5.5+, Firefox 1.5+, Safari 3.0+, Opera 9.5+, Netscape 7.1+ and Camino...

CLEditor consumes less than 9K of total bandwidth.In addition to the standard text formatting features found in other WYSIWYG editors, CLEditor also contains rich drop downs for font name, size, style, text color and highlight color.CLEditor allows to...

ContentBuilder.js relies on jQuery and uses "blocks" as an editing unit.Each section on the page is a block and depending on the block's type, various editing controls are provided.These blocks can easily moved around using drag&drop, and new content...

Dante Editor, even if not the first clone of the Medium WYSIWYG editor, is actually the first that provides all of the originals formatting controls.This means you can actually embed media files inside your page with Dante, not just edit text like most of...

Decoda.js is a port to JavaScript of the Decoda PHP text parsing and formatting library. The editor works practically the same way, but instead of parsing text on the server side it uses a toolbar appended to a text area to replace or insert special...

demarcate.js allows users to style text using Markdown syntax and the help of a toolbar, and then converts it to normal HTML which can be embedded in any Web page.Instead of a formatting textarea, demarcate.js uses editable page sections, blending classic...

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Dillinger is not just a WYSIWYG rich text editor, it's a complete text editing solution that can run on the Web.It's setup is simple, coming with a writing panel on the left for Markdown syntax, and another panel on the right side where the text is...

fresherEditor helps developers implement an inline rich text editor that lets users edit the page's text content right where it stands.The plugin appends a formatting toolbar to each contentEditable zone, aiding users in styling their text with a set of...

WYSIWYG are bulky chunks of code that allow users to format text inside their browsers just like they'd do with desktop software like Word or OpenOffice. Most of them work by transforming a simple textarea into a fully-blown text formatting section, with...