Building a WYSIWYG HTML Editor Part 2/2 - Conclusion

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In this article we've seen how easy it is to use the WYSIWYG HTML editor that we created in part one for a real life example. Although there are a lot of places where the sample in this article could be greatly improved, the code is simple and does show a quick way to implement the HTML editor to produce dynamic, HTML capable content.

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