editorjs-inline
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Inline-Editor.js Tool for Editor.js
Editor.js inline tools are need to control DOM directly, so they may be able to provide only simple functions. By launching another Editor.js instance as inline element, existing block tools can be reused as inline tool.
I recommend to use it with editorjs-style.
yarn add editorjs-inline
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/editorjs-inline@latest"></script>
Please see Demo HTML.
Please see EditorJSInlineToolConfig.
Please see Demo.
editorjs-layout uses <dialog> element.
GoogleChrome/dialog-polyfill can be used to improve the browser compatibility.
yarn webpack
yarn fix
yarn test
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check issues page.
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Copyright © 2020 Tomoyuki Hata.
This project is MIT licensed.
Please see DISCLAIMER.md.
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Inline-Editor.js Tool for Editor.js
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