[TriLUG] Good wysiwig editor for very simple forms?
Kevin Hunter Kesling
hunteke at earlham.edu
Mon Apr 22 16:28:26 EDT 2013
At 11:41am -0400 Sun, 21 Apr 2013, Andy Barnhart wrote:
> I am working on a project on the BeagleBone where I am doing some UI
> by providing a very simple web server. I use HTML forms and text
> substitution as I serve them up and the process the submit command
> lines. This is working fine; just providing some background as to
> why the HTML needs to be simple (in one file; no css). I have been
> using gedit.
I'm not entirely sure for what it is that you are asking, so I'll give
two options:
1. If you mean a pretty online HTML forms with RTF capabilities,
TinyMCE has been my goto choice for some time. Failing gracefully
to standard textarea inputs when no JavaScript, and producing 100%
compliant output is a plus.
2. If you are asking for something to help you create HTML forms,
rather than using a prebuilt alternative, I can suggest two routes:
by hand or Amaya. Both require a true understanding of HTML and CSS
to enable effective utilization.
Personally, I'm in the by-hand camp. The only tool that I built for
myself was a simple auto reloading browser so that I could see my
results instantly after a save (rather than having to perform some
keyboard combination) and show me any warnings or errors in a Growl-like
notification.
Kevin
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