If you copy some html on a page that has a custom html attribute e.g. <p foo=\'bar\'>this is a paragraph with custom attribute</p>
I have a contenteditable element w开发者_StackOverflowhich is being used for simple text editing. I need to get the current line number that the caret is on.
What event is fired when one drops something in a contentEditable element (after dragging)? I\'m talking about plain old drag and drop, NOT HTML5 drag and drop (where any element can be made draggabl
I have recently been playing with contenteditable quite a lot. I\'ve knocked up a simple editor prototype which I\'m fairly happy with. There is one thing that\'s puzzling me.
I am trying to make the currently selected node blue in font color. At the moment, I have the following code, which only makes text blue when highlighted and then clicked.
I have a contentEditable element that should accept drag\'n drop actions but I\'d like to modify what is being dropped (or pasted) because some HTML tags should be tolerated while others shouldn\'t.
I have a div thats content editable and I wish to click on the edit button and the cursor appears at the start of the div, at the minute it appears at the end.
I\'ve got a bit of code here, which works okay in TextMate\'s web preview, but Safari is doing something that I\'m not sure how to get around...
As I understand it, an element with contentEditable=\"true\" is some kind of WYSIWYG HTML editor. It generates relevant HTML tags corresponding to the command issued.
I want to make a form type of editor that edits the text right on the page and commits changes on cursor-out of each field. There\'s no font or style alteration, just straight boxes.
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