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I'm looking for a simple javascript html editor that support:
using div(contenteditable) insteal of using iframe
auto resize content height when typing.
support some functions: bold, italic, orderedlist..., could plugin more toolbar button in the furture.
Thanks
I think NicEdit meets all your requirements... no iframe, simple and lightweight, simple text formatting and lists, expands as you type, plus a lot of the other usual stuff you'd expect from a wysiwyg editor.
http://nicedit.com/
You can check this one
http://xreader.github.com/inplaceeditor/ it uses contenteditable
Demo can be found here http://xreader.github.com/inplaceeditor/demo.html
Check the HTML editors supported by major CMSen. For example, Joomla! has pluggable inline HTML editors. Take your pick and use one.
Not sure whether it uses iframe or not but check out CKEditor
http://ckeditor.com/demo
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How do websites such as jsfiddle.net make certain attributes (such as in the CSS section) different colors like a modern text editor would?
For example, the html tag is a different color to the braces in the CSS section in the picture above.
I assume that it's done dynamically using some sort of JS. Could anyone point me towards a script which could automatically and on the fly change the color of certain words to fit a color scheme?
The jsfiddle site uses the codemirror editor. This editor inserts
<span class="cm-property">elements</span>
to format the code.
Examples of such libraries include the ones mentioned above:
highlight.js
prism
And for example:
google-code-prettify
jquery.syntax
SyntaxHighlighter
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I had found so many plugins and webkit for custom scrollbar but i did't got any perfect solution for textarea scrollbar, can anybody know to customize textarea scollbar and which is compatible with IE8 and above.
Thanks
You could try to use NiceScroll 3 plugin: click here
It supports DIVs, IFrames, textarea, and document page (body) scrollbars.
It also supports IE.
Got the answer from here
Custom scrollbar in textarea - jQuery / javascript
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I'm trying to find a jQuery plugin or something which would allow my users on my website to click on DIVs and drag them around, changing their position. All I could find are some plugins that make data move from one DIV to another.
It's something like a puzzle, I'd like them be able to move them around the page for no reason.
define your DIV positions as absolute and react to ondrag() by recalculating the position
In the future you should follow these steps:
1) Google what you want to do (appropriate terms here would be:
javascript drag drop)
2) Look at official sources, e.g. jQuery (and it's derivates) is
a neat plugin which simplifies handling of functionality you want to
implement.
3) Search stackoverflow if you find no solution.
4) Post something if you find no solution.
Nonetheless here's a posible solution for your question if you want to do it yourself.
Here are a few jQuery plugins that could fit your needs.
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I can only find this one... http://www.marghoobsuleman.com/jquery-image-dropdown
I looked all over the internet.
I think you might be looking for Uniform.
From their website:
Uniform masks your standard form controls with custom themed controls. It works in sync with your real form elements to ensure accessibility and compatibility.
Check out Gentle Select. It is configurable to do multiple columns and rows, etc....
You should check out Tutorialzine, they have some great tutorials. I found this one on select elements: http://tutorialzine.com/2010/11/better-select-jquery-css3/
You can also check out: jQuery UI Selectmenu: An ARIA-Accessible Plugin for Styling a Custom HTML Select Element. It's by the Filament Group, the people behind jQuery UI. It'll even work with your existing jQuery UI theme!
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i am looking for a jquery tooltip plugin (with no success) that will popup an image and text in the tooltip. In the text there will be a link that they can click on so i cant just have the tooltip disappear...any ideas on a good one.. I am using this tooltip on an image map if that makes a difference
qtip is exactly what you want!
http://craigsworks.com/projects/qtip/
I've used it with great success, and the author is very actively developing it.
It's got options for how you make them show/hide, if they stick around on mouse over, what kind of delays you want for showing/hiding.
i use this script from here:
http://cssglobe.com/easiest-tooltip-and-image-preview-using-jquery/
see the Example 3: Links With URL Preview