Styling input elements based on type without breaking IE6
Imagine that you could style all input types without manually adding a class to each input element. And do it without breaking the design for older browsers like IE6. Here is how...
Javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor
Most developers at some point needs to construct a WYSIWYG [What You See Is What You Get] textarea for customers that aren't familiar with HTML.
Internet Explorer provides such an editor just by adding the shorthand attribute contenteditable to a div tag but this is considered an ugly approach which is for internet-explorer only, and non-standard, and often people are forced to use "forumcode" or to give up.
A long time ago I though it must be possible to write a javascript WYSIWYG editor but it was never more than an idea.
It seems someone has realized that idea, and made /very/ easy embeddable editor. There are a few out there, but the ones I know of are:
- FCKeditor
- [www.fckeditor.com] - - Very complete WYSIWYG editor with support for forms which is sometimes needed for a CMS.
- tinyMCE
- [tinymce.moxiecode.com] - As the name states - a tiny editor, very compact and a bit faster to load than FCKeditor
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