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Work to do to the version 0.0.3

Try to support IE 9+

Add tests for gecko.

Because copy/paste hard ugly from OpenOffice and Word (much worst for word). We need to do something because the user will obviously copy/paste from or to a software like that.

And of course, if it works, we will not satisfy of just "working". The editor have to return pure good html.

This is the new suggestion about graphic :-) . 👍

Related to #11

Ping @Shine-neko @valanz @Nami-Doc @Spriteware

If the image is too big, the width should not be 5000px but something like that:

$img.css('width', $editor.width()/2);

I have looked at the files for the image upload instance of the script and notice there are no entries for the upload controller inside the main nekland-editor.js release file. After the tables properties there is nothing (the tables is the last function before 'image' --if you follow the editor buttons left to right-- so I would assume the constructor should have gone after the tables.)

If this is still in production and not completed then I can wait but I may add my own PHP script to upload images and place a button to start the upload next to the editor. ( I am not at all familiar with javascript yet I love your project, so please continue developing!*) My only problem would be if the directory or the path for $url (image uploads folder) may not find the image in the editor callback template. So with out the module working the json_encode array for url -> $url may not link correctly even if I used PHP to workaround.

*this app is so light-footprinted/cleaner than tinymice etc and the micro blog I am building is a perfect fit.

• handle copy/paste process
• improve HTML format (on the textarea, adding tabs)
• adding unit tests
• module for images
• module for lists
• module for tables
• Adding cool options
• a bit of IE compatibility

Hello,

We should talk about what options we want the use can personalize !

[edit] confirmed on webkit

Sometimes, when deleting ul with "enter", new line start with <div> instead of <p>.

HTML Formater add a space on top of code.