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Building a WYSIWYG HTML Editor Part 1/2
By: Mitchell Harper
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    2002-02-27

    Table of Contents:
  • Building a WYSIWYG HTML Editor Part 1/2
  • Why a WYSIWYG editor
  • execCommand examples
  • Building our HTML editor
  • Building our HTML editor (contd.)
  • Building our HTML editor (contd.)
  • Conclusion

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    Building a WYSIWYG HTML Editor Part 1/2 - Conclusion


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    Well there you have it, a fully capable, in-browser HTML editing system! In this article we've looked at how to use the execCommand method to both build and format a HTML document on the fly. In the next article I'm going to show you how we can save our source code, add a color picker, add database support using ASP and SQL Server, and more. It will definitely been an interesting read, so make sure you keep an eye out for it.
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