Is it true that most WYSIWYG editors on a webpage is by using the designmode property? Is there any other method besides using this method?
(is designmode first available on IE and other browsers added it too later on?)
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Is it true that most WYSIWYG editors on a webpage is by using the designmode property? Is there any other method besides using this method?
(is designmode first available on IE and other browsers added it too later on?)
HTML5 defines a contentEditable attribute that can be applied to any element (including the body element), it’s supported in IE (which i think invented the attribute), Safari >2.0, and Firefox 3.x where x is at least 5.
Use is simply