Can anyone suggest a Rich Text editor with Spell Checking for a Java Web App.
It should be compatible with pictures. For eg. If we copy and paste an image from the MSWord into the editor it should not go out of the editor or the editor should not expand according to the image.
Note : RTE can be paid or open source!!!!
Have a look at CKEditor http://ckeditor.com/
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I am not able to open the link in new tab from Laravel Filament Richtext editor. I can't see any options to set the _target value or edit the raw source. Has anyone faced this problem?
I tried looking into the code and documentation but could not find a way to enable more options for the link button
Unfortunately, Filament rich text editor does not support this feature.
Instead, you can use a custom editor like this: https://github.com/mohamedsabil83/filament-forms-tinyeditor
You can find more editors here: https://filamentphp.com/plugins
under Editor tab.
I have CKEditor allowing the insertion of a SCRIPT tag into the source, which works fine. But I'd like a visual representation of this in WYSIWYG mode so that the editor knows something is back there.
Can I show something in WYSIWYG mode which lets the editor know that there is a SCRIPT tag in the source at that location?
Have a look at the Show Protected plugin.
I'm trying to evaluate Aptana Studio 3 as an alternative to Dreamweaver CC, primarily for "production" writing of highly formatted web content.
The big factor for me is tight coupling between source (HTML) editing and WYSIWYG display. Dreamweaver lets me display source and WYSIWYG side by side and edit either one. Any other editor I consider must have a comparable feature, or at least present a WYSIWYG display and let me click it to position the insertion point in the source.
The Aptana menu has a command called Window > Show View > Web Browser Editor which sounds like it ought to do the what I want, but when I click it, it just opens a window in my default browser and displays the home page. I've looked for information about this command, both in Aptana's documentation and on the Web at large, but I can't find any.
What is Aptana's "Web Browser Editor" command? It it does what I think, how can I make it work?
I stand by my earlier assessment. The Web Browser Editor view you are talking about is not a WYSIWYG editor. Aptana is not Dreamweaver. All this view will do for you is provide a quick preview of your changes without having to upload your files to a separate server. I gave instructions on how to set up your browser to use Aptana's internal browser so you would not have to change windows to see your preview of the page, instead you can dock it with your editor. Here is all the documentation I could find:
https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TISTUD-2341
http://commonhworks.wordpress.com/ (unless you speak Spanish, you will need to translate)
All these pages will really tell you is what the editor should look like (first) and how someone is using it in their workflow (second).
Aptana is primarily for Ruby, Python, and PHP development. It has some HTML features because HTML is often used with those others, but it is not the best choice for HTML development. There are many other editors available: https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en&tab=ww#hl=en&q=wysiwyg+html+editor+free
You will probably have more luck with this sort of question on superuser.com (but I doubt Aptana is the best choice for what you are doing, unless Ruby, Python, or PHP are more important to you than WYSIWYG HTML).
I'm looking for an answer, if there is somehow possible to view a PDF file (ASP.NET MVC 3 project) in other way like a standard in the adobe plugin. My client wants to:
show the PDF file like a slide show (or navigate horizontally through the pages)
protect the PDF file from being downloaded
so, maybe there is a JavaScript/jQuery control to change the presentation of the PDF or maybe some other way ? Is it even possible ? Any ideas ?
Google has an open PDF viewer. Trying it out:
https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=www.graphpad.com/manuals/prism4/StatisticsGuide.pdf
I have a joomla project. In this the text editor is tiny mace. But there is no option to upload a pdf file. So I want to implement Ck editor or fck editor instead of tiny mce. I have downloaded ck editor and install as usual way (admin side ->extension->install- uninstall section) and disabled the tiny mce in Plugin Manager. But I can't show the editor; I think I am in wrong way.
Does any one have any idea? Please help me.
Got to Site > Global Configuration, make sure you're on the Site tab (usually comes up by default), then select CK Editor from the dropdown for Default WYSIWYG Editor.