flask-wysiwyg provides custom form fields to render wysiwyg editor instead of regular textareas. It takes care of cleaning html for you too. With its super secure defaults you do not want to modified it's whitelisting rules.
flask-wysiwyg provides custom form fields to render wysiwyg editor instead of regular textareas. It takes care of cleaning html for you too. With its super secure defaults you do not want to modified it's whitelisting rules.
how to use? from flask-wysiwyg import WysiwygField
class InfoForm(Form): title=StringField('Title',validators=[Required(), Length(1, 64)]) body=WysiwygField("txteditor",validators=[Required()])
use "WysiwygField" field.
Don't forget the download the bootstrap-wysiwyg.add the css and javascrpts.
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flask-wysiwyg provides custom form fields to render wysiwyg editor instead of regular textareas. It takes care of cleaning html for you too. With its super secure defaults you do not want to modified it's whitelisting rules.
We found that flask-wysiwyg demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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