Hi and thanks for the feedbacks, I will try to answer, i'm not very confortable with english, so sorry for any non-sens.
jTagEditor was an early draft of what i had in mind. markItUp! is developed from scratch. Below some features: - No unnecessary ajax load for settings, Settings are now centralized in an unic js file. - ReplaceWith property - PlaceHolder text property - Multi-lines insertion - Different way to add empty tag (now add opening and closing tag and place the cursor inside, add placeholder text if setted). - Alternative insertion with the AltKey (ex. <td> or <th> if altKey is pressed). - Preview can be display in either a pop-up window or a iFrame, can be refreshed dynamically at each insertion. - New Html Preview properties baseurl, charset, etc... - Callbacks functions "beforeInsert, AfterInsert, beforeMultiInsert, afterMultiInsert, openWith, closeWith, ReplaceWith, placeHolder" which get all the properties of the editor to allow advanced scripting. - Toolbar allows now dropdown-menus - Last but not the least, markItUp! can interact with the rest of the site and features can be called from anywhere outsite the editor. For the images, making a single image is a pretty good technic that i use in my projets and markItUp! integrations once my toolbar is definitively setted. Up to every developer to arrange their toolbar that way. markItUp! is a flexible tag management engine, not really a out-of-the- box solution. The examples are... errr... only examples of what is possible to do with and css can be writed and used the way the developper wants. The concept of is, download markItUp! and build the editor you need. Every developper can add, remove and script buttons to fit his needs. Making a single image to illustrate my examples could led to confusion and can kill the idea i would like to demonstrate: flexibility. Take a look to the add-ons in the downloads section. :) On 24 mar, 15:07, Stan Lemon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Can you clarify what the differences are between this and jTagEditor? > Also... have you ever considered making a single image sprint of the > buttons? That might save some load-time. > > Thanks for your work on this plugin, I use it quite a bit and very > appreciative for it! > > Pax, > - Stan > > On Mar 23, 2:48 pm, Jay Salvat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi all! > > > I'm proud to announce you the official release of markItUp! (former > > jTagEditor) and markItUp! website. > > I hope everything will be ok and i forgot nothing important. > > > Website:http://markitup.jaysalvat.com/ > > > Examples:http://markitup.jaysalvat.com/examples/ > > > Feedbacks are welcomed! > > > Jay S.
