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I am looking for a WYSIWYG editor for my intranet users. It should not show or give them a html option, instead it should have buttons for stuff like bold, italic, bullets, comments, font colour, html links, etc etc.
Which WYSIWYG editor would be best for these needs?
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Mobirise is a free WYSIWYG website builder that lets you create a professional quality website with no coding experience required. The website editor allows you to create mobile-friendly websites using a simple drag and drop feature.
Adobe Dreamweaver is a great WYSIWYG HTML editor, but it does so much more as well. You can use it to edit code in JavaScript, CSS, PHP, and more. On top of that, Adobe Dreamweaver allows you to use layouts and templates to make the process simpler.
WYSIWYG is used in modern applications like content management systems (CMSes), customer relationship management (CRM) systems, email systems, WYSIWYG web builders, document management tools and other systems with written content. WYSIWYG is popular in web publishing applications such as blogging.
What about using TinyMCE editor? You also have a jQuery plugin...
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Try CKEditor but be warned: WYSIWYG is a bit overrated since what you see might not be what you want or mean, especially since you can't see everything. Example:
Hello <b>bold</b>!
If the cursor is to the left of the first "b" and you type a single character: Will it be bold or not? What if you are to the left of the "!"?
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take a look at TinyMCE http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/?
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