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A minimalist writing zone, where you can block out all distractions and get to what's important. The writing!
To get started, all you need to do is delete this text (seriously, just highlight it and hit delete), and fill the page with your own fantastic words.
You can use bold, italics, both and urls just by highlighting the text and selecting them from the tiny options box that appears above it.
To get started, all you need to do is delete this text (seriously, just highlight it and hit delete), and fill the page with your own fantastic words.
You can use bold, italics, both and urls just by highlighting the text and selecting them from the tiny options box that appears above it.
Editr is HTML, CSS and JavaScript playground that you can host on your server.
- easy setup
- based on ACE Editor
- supports multiple instances on one page
- configuration via JS object or HTML attributes
- easy setup
- based on ACE Editor
- supports multiple instances on one page
- configuration via JS object or HTML attributes
Assemble HTML and style CSS visually
Quickly create rich layouts with a clear DOM tree-editor and dozens of ready-to-use snippets.
Inspect and edit all CSS rules visually, producing clean, standard CSS3.
Enjoy simplified input for complex values such as colors, gradients and 2D transformations.
Quickly create rich layouts with a clear DOM tree-editor and dozens of ready-to-use snippets.
Inspect and edit all CSS rules visually, producing clean, standard CSS3.
Enjoy simplified input for complex values such as colors, gradients and 2D transformations.
This tiny (5KB, < 200 lines) JQuery Bootstrap plugin turns any DIV into a WYSIWYG rich-content editor, inspired by CLEditor and bootstrap-wysihtml5.
WYSIHTML5, habilement nommé d’après l’acronyme bien connu pour « what you see is what you get » (WYSIWYG), traduit littéralement en français « ce que vous voyez est ce que vous obtenez », est un éditeur de texte riche Open Source basé sur le langage HTML5 et l’approche de l’amélioration progressive, qui est une manière de concevoir un site Web qui prend très largement en compte l’accessibilité, la sémantique et le référencement.