In the twelve months since Ephox and Moxiecode merged we’ve been very focused on bringing new value to TinyMCE. We have added a variety of new capabilities to the open source version of TinyMCE, including image editing tools in 4.2, media embeds and code snippets in 4.3, and the new, minimalist “Medium-style” InLite theme in our latest update, 4.4.
Textbox.io 1.3 helps developers create great content creation applications for desktop and mobile. The new release tackles some really hard problems (tables, accessibility) while adding to the overall Textbox.io feature set. Trust us: your users will love Textbox.io. Advanced HTML table support is all new in Textbox.io 1.3. Users can directly select cells with either…
On November 19th, 1996 Microsoft released a software application that would have a profound impact on our lives even to this day – it was called Microsoft Word 97. Word 97 was an amazing release from Microsoft, and it included an enormous number of new features. Most significantly it set the user interface standard for…
This latest release of Ephox’s WYSIWYG editor provides two new features to enhance authoring functionality for both IBM Connections’ administrators and end users.
What do Java and Jeff Goldblum have in common? It’s not their love of dinosaurs. Rather, it’s that news of their deaths has been wildly exaggerated. In fact, Java applets remain one of the richest, most versatile platforms available for delivering functionality over the web. An ability which we exploit to its fullest in the…
With the much anticipated release of the EditLive! 9 HTML editor, Ephox takes embedding social media content to new levels. EditLive! 9 lets content authors create rich, interactive content on their blogs, wikis, websites and more – quickly and easily!
As web developers continue to adopt HTML5 standards, our team of developers here at Ephox just released a new version of our EditLive! rich text editor that includes HTML5 support.
Social media and other cloud-based media content is an essential part of the web experience today. Incorporating media into your site profoundly enriches the user’s experience.
EditLive! 9 Rich Text Editor is about to make life easier for developers and web content authors. The new release helps create amazing content by embedding social media within custom applications, displaying and editing of HTML5 elements, supporting Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.0) and providing new APIs.
When creating web-based and desktop applications, developers want the latest support for social media, HTML5, and WCAG 2.0. You also want APIs that offer a more flexible user interface that dramatically improves the user experience.
So many organizations I speak with think web accessibility is “too difficult”, “too time consuming” or “too costly.” All too often they ignore the business benefits associated with creating accessible content – extending their reach to over 20% of the web audience with some disability. It’s important to realize that accessibility is about more than providing…
When considering desktop application development it’s easy to think that web standards that EditLive! is built on – CSS, HTML, WCAG, ATAG and HTTP – aren’t relevant.