Difficulty to find a good light wysiwyg editor

@Dave Wize +1 for tiptap. I am currently replacing old editors with it in my projects

@Sinnbeck and what do you think about it ?

I notice that it's necessary to create an account and use an app id.

@vincent15000 I absolutely love tiptap. I get to style it myself using tailwind. So I need to add my own menu etc. But as it is REALLY easy to use, I dont mind that (and I dont have to fight a lot of default styling)

@Sinnbeck Do you confim that it's necessary to create an account and an app id ?

@vincent15000 I didnt. I use it with react and just use this guide https://tiptap.dev/docs/editor/getting-started/install/react

But I add my own menu etc :)

@Sinnbeck Oh that's interesting. I will try this.

@dave wize @Sinnbeck I just tried tiptap, it's amazing. And very easy to customize all what we need.

@vincent15000 yeah I love. I just converted an old draftjs editor to tiptap today. Setting up the editor took like 1 hours at the most and it has all the features of the old one

@Sinnbeck I have noticed that each new line is automatically a paragraph (p).

When I toggle a line to a list, it wraps the p tag with ul / li tags ... do you know how to have only ul / li without p ?

@Sinnbeck I have encoding problems with tiptap. Do you know how to solve this ?

@vincent15000 What kind of problem? I would recommend making a new thread with the new issue so we all can help :)

@Sinnbeck Already done ... and my problem wasn't related to tiptap, contrary to what I thought.

@chiefguru I think that Summernote requires jQuery.

@chiefguru I notice that several wysiwyg add custom classes to the tags, I really want an editor which generates only basic tags without any additional class.

It seems to be the case for Summernote. Does it really need jQuery or is it possible to do without ?

@vincent15000 yeah, sorry about that, it does need jQuery.

It doesn't add any strange tags, doesn't add any classes, unless of course one of your people pastes something in from Word.