Projects tagged ‘editor’ and ‘wysiwyg’

KompoZer is a wysiwyg HTML editor (Nvu/Composer fork) aimed towards advanced users. I consider it as an unofficial bug-fix release for Nvu. KompoZer is again active. A new release (July 23, 2007) ... [More] is available from SourceForge while future updates are promised. The developer is discussing bugs and new developments on a support forum, WYSI Free Authoring, http://wysifauthoring.informe.com. [Less]

Xinha is a powerful WYSIWYG HTML editor component that works in Mozilla / Firefox based browsers as well as in MS IE. Its configurabilty and extensibility make it easy to build just the right ... [More] editor for multiple purposes, from a restricted mini-editor for one database field to a full-fledged website editor. Its liberal licence makes it an ideal candidate for integration into any kind of project. [Less]

WYMeditor is a web-based WYSIWYM XHTML editor. WYMeditor's main concept is to leave details of the document's visual layout, and to concentrate on its structure and meaning, while trying to give ... [More] the user as much comfort as possible (at least as WYSIWYG editors). WYMeditor has been created to generate perfectly structured XHTML strict code, to conform to the W3C XHTML specifications and to facilitate further processing by modern applications. With WYMeditor, the code can't be contaminated by visual informations like font styles and weights, borders, colors, ... The end-user defines content meaning, which will determine its aspect by the use of style sheets. The result is easy and quick maintenance of information. [Less]

Project page: http://cheeaun.github.com/mooeditable/ GitHub repo: http://github.com/cheeaun/mooeditable/ Discussion: http://groups.google.com/group/mooeditable Issue tracker: http://cheeaun.lighthouseapp.com/projects/25080-mooeditable

Blogg-X is a cross platform (OS X, Windows XP, Linux) content management tool for websites based on the Joomla! CMS. Blogg-X runs locally on your computer as a desktop application. Utilizing built ... [More] in WYSIWYG and HTML source editors you can post rich content on your Joomla! site without the use of the web browser. [Less]

Bitflux Editor is a browser based Wysiwyg XML Editor.

Apply to a textarea to get a wysiwyg xhtml editor that delivers super clean xhtml Version 1.1Now using the $.widget framework in jquery-ui 1.7 Meaning it will work with the themes roller for jquery ... [More] along side the other ui components Fixes for compatability with ie, webkit and moz jQuery-htmlClean now does formatting now ~14K min'd if you want clean html you also need jquery-clean ~6K min'd nb The featured download also includes the latest jquery-clean exampleWhere you have a textarea like this... Call htmlInput in a script block like this... // set as default for all htmlInputs $.ui.htmlInput.defaults.styleUrl = "content/editor.css"; $("#Input").htmlInput(); // set up the html input, set style url for this one only $("#Input").htmlInput({styleUrl: "content/editor.css"}); see the jquery.htmlInput.test.htm file in the featured download for a fuller example 1.1 Compatability LayerThe method used to create a htmlInput has been changed so that it works in the way that the jQuery-ui widget factory requires. This has the advantage of being able to create many htmlInputs at a time and in the way a jQuery ui developer would expect (see the example above). In v1.0 it was more like a function returning the htmlInput object. e.g. var myHtmlInput = new $.htmlInput("#Input");While you are converting to the new way you can add the following to your main script to provide compatability with the older versions $.htmlInput = function(element, options){ return $(element).htmlInput().data("htmlInput"); };Version 1.0Requires jQuery http://jquery.com jQuery.htmlClean http://code.google.com/p/jquery-clean This is a light weight (~12K min'd) script and does not contain support for all html entities (for example there's no table editing) It does however have the following; Bold Italic Superscript Subscript Headers Preformatted text Lists Links Images You can switch on and off the features you want Add your own stylesheet to the editor You can have your own popups for Links and Images, the current popups are scripted windows which are a bit naff looking (probably add a better default at some time) [Less]

An experimental semantic approach to a visual editor for Mediawiki. The base for the implementation is the XHTML compatible editor WYMEditor

Contributors: iroybot Donate link: http://contactsheet.de/donate.xhtml Tags: wysiwyg, authoring, editor, edit, rich editor, rich text editor, rich formatting, text formatting, css, valid, xhtml, html ... [More] , tiny, replacement, backend, admin panel, admin cp, xml, xsl XStandard Version included: 2.0.0.0 Requires at least: 2.7.1 Tested up to: 2.7.1 Trunk Version: 0.5 Stable Version: -DescriptionIntegrates XStandard Editor into WordPress. XStandard is a standards-compliant, flexible and highly customizable WYSIWYG-solution. It ensures, the that your markup validates against XHTML 1.0 Strict and XHTML 1.1 specifications. Configure your WYSIWYGs on the XStandard Options Page (if you enable this feature, users can customize their WYSIWYG settings in their Profile Page or on a per post basis. By Erik Pöhler. Screenshot News, Info, Updateswill announce stable version here Changelog22/03/2009 - v0.5 added postmeta_field 'edited_with_xstandard' in order not try fixing valid markup. still incomplete alpha. serious browser problems. need more testing. 03/02/2009 - v0.5 mocking up the options page. still an incomplete alpha. 02/24/2009 - v0.5 uploaded new rewrite of the plugin. (yes, from scratch). still an incomplete alpha 02/23/2009 - moved v0.2 to a branch folder - deprecated from wp2.0.x days 02/23/2007 - v0.2 initial release/testing version. seemed to work. TODO and Brainstorminglow priority enhancement: button. for now more stays intact. low priority task: Get your hands on features not yet implemented such as proxy settings, additional HTTP headers normal priority: Intensive testing with random theme stylesheets. low priority: Theming the editor could be a big plus. for example two or three different themes (basically icons, placeholders) normal priority: Make a tutorial on how to use the JS hooks. For example by providing something useful like a microformats plugin-addon, or a more-button. Collect ideas and Feedback from pioneer users. high priority: Make sure the numerous typography plugins like typogrify will still work with XStandard normal priority: manage User and Role specific settings. (I had good experiences with the role manager plugins in the past. However, the downside is that only people with this tool installed are able to fully make use of applying new xstandard privileges to single users, user groups and roles. If I would code a solution for this on my own it would be an hilarious amount of work... high priority: There are many risky scenarios where the inserted content is not what it should be. (verify the encoding. twice. important task.) disabling wpautop makes sense in many ways (performance, making sure valid xhtml doesn't get messed up with all those regex guessing), but what happens with published posts? We need a test here. A flag/meta field or something that tells WordPress if a post has been published with XStandard (thus it IS XHTML and doesn't need that filters that tinkerMCE obviously needs so much) normal priority:Beautify the folder structure. Think this through some more. File based customization (eg. the user xmls or an interface to customize?) low priority: Add Inline Editing feature. (so logged-in users can quickly edit articles on the website) high priority: Bad problem with the folded menu in the admin cp. XStandard behaves like max z-index. Resolvedhigh priority: find out how to save valid xhtml posts in a way, that doesn't make wordpress strip all markup when the plugin is deactivated (and regular post filters apply).(comment: regular post filters should have no problem with valid markup) Run far far away if people report bugs. (comment: no one does. :) pheew. ) [Less]

You can update your online journal at LiveJournal.com (and other LiveJournal compatible servers) with this Open Source Mac OS X Objective-C Cocoa application.