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Elemental Text Editor (Please read whole post) #159
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I need a tl;dr 📦 |
I love the idea. One more step to "real" website designing- reducing the "big jumps". This would also mean more support for copy-pasting love! I also love the abbreviation - ETE :P |
I'll write a parser to highlight the markup and auto-cleanup. |
This is really far future - we should complete the editor before working on this. |
So.. we added the far-future tag. |
I... meant... not... right... now... o.O |
Oh ok :P |
We can create the editor first and then we can relax for a few years and then we can create this :) |
@liam4 please read through and understand (and maybe clean up) my JS if you haven't already |
I haven't worked on Elemental in ages but I guess I can clean up stuff now :P |
Wouldn't it be nice if you could replace the script editor contents with a custom text editor?
Well, the idea is while in the text editor, the block palette will stay open (but you can optionally close it). You can still drag blocks from the palette into the editor. If you drag a
p
block (we really need ap
block) into the editor, it will insert<p></p>
in, with the cursor set between<p>
and</p>
.Here are a few other things to note about the text editor that I can't really put inside a paragraph if I want to keep this post organized:
One of the primary goals of ETE is to be a separate editor that works with the block editor.
Anywho opinions? 📦
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