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Quill 1.0 Better Rich Text Editor for Web Apps
You know rich text editors. They turn simple text fields into some type of text processing environment. Each WordPress blogger uses one, the TinyMCE, which is still standard in the world’s most popular CMS. Quill is a more advanced member of the same species. Quill 1.0: Open Source and Independent After about two years, the open source project Quill has finally made it to the stable version 1.0. After this long development time, one of the positive results is the excellent documentation. Smaller and younger projects can barely keep up with that. Good documentation is crucial, especially in the open source area, as it is a common thing that previously very active contributors suddenly lose interest in the project and abandon it. Quill is a JavaScript solution without any other dependencies, but with its own API. All you need to be able to efficiently work with Quill is located in the JavaScript file, which you integrate into your documents as usual. How to Add Quill to Your Web App To equip an element with Quill’s abilities, add the following into your HTML: 1 <div id="editor-container"></div> After that, you call the script on the element. This is how it looks: 1 […]Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Noupe/~3/Sp2PkFnGqAY/quill-1-0-better-rich-text-editor-98961.html
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