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@soeditor/wysiwyg

v1.6.0

Published

CMS-oriented WYSIWYG editing projection for SoEditor.

Readme

@soeditor/wysiwyg

CMS-oriented WYSIWYG projection for SoEditor. It is intentionally separate from the developer-oriented visual projection and writes through the same canonical editor transactions.

While this projection is hidden, document changes retain only the latest source to render when it becomes visible again. Canonical data and host textarea updates remain synchronous. Split views keep rendering WYSIWYG changes immediately.

The package owns an independent native-DOM editing engine; it does not reuse Developer Visual's controlled model or structured node views. Safe standard HTML is rendered as the corresponding element in one contenteditable subtree, so table cells use ordinary browser caret and selection behavior, images render as images, and elements such as aside retain their HTML semantics.

Commands restore the exact saved browser range, mutate the authoring surface, and commit the serialized result through Core transactions. Preserved comments, custom elements, scripts, unsafe attributes, and unsafe embeds remain available in canonical Source as inert data without executing or displaying developer-only labels and Edit HTML actions in WYSIWYG.