contenteditable add bold, italic formatting options when text selected
I'm building an app using Ionic, and Angular.
I implemented a contenteditable
div
in my application expecting that when you select text that the bold
, italic
, and strike
options appear natively.. however, it doesn't seem to.
The desired effect I'd want:
How do you get the "Bold", "Italic" options when you select text? Any ideas?
Do I have to build my own function for this?
Thank you.
javascript angular cordova ionic-framework ionic3
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I'm building an app using Ionic, and Angular.
I implemented a contenteditable
div
in my application expecting that when you select text that the bold
, italic
, and strike
options appear natively.. however, it doesn't seem to.
The desired effect I'd want:
How do you get the "Bold", "Italic" options when you select text? Any ideas?
Do I have to build my own function for this?
Thank you.
javascript angular cordova ionic-framework ionic3
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I'm building an app using Ionic, and Angular.
I implemented a contenteditable
div
in my application expecting that when you select text that the bold
, italic
, and strike
options appear natively.. however, it doesn't seem to.
The desired effect I'd want:
How do you get the "Bold", "Italic" options when you select text? Any ideas?
Do I have to build my own function for this?
Thank you.
javascript angular cordova ionic-framework ionic3
I'm building an app using Ionic, and Angular.
I implemented a contenteditable
div
in my application expecting that when you select text that the bold
, italic
, and strike
options appear natively.. however, it doesn't seem to.
The desired effect I'd want:
How do you get the "Bold", "Italic" options when you select text? Any ideas?
Do I have to build my own function for this?
Thank you.
javascript angular cordova ionic-framework ionic3
javascript angular cordova ionic-framework ionic3
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Looking at this, WhatsApp options for contenteditable text are not the defaults. I checked on gmail, twitter and other apps and they don't have bold and italic options, just CUT, COPY, PASTE, SHARE and PAST AS PLAIN TEXT, the same that I got when I try it on my Ionic applications. Also I checked on the Ionic documentation and I didn't find anything helpful for that. So I think that you will have to build your own function for this.
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Looking at this, WhatsApp options for contenteditable text are not the defaults. I checked on gmail, twitter and other apps and they don't have bold and italic options, just CUT, COPY, PASTE, SHARE and PAST AS PLAIN TEXT, the same that I got when I try it on my Ionic applications. Also I checked on the Ionic documentation and I didn't find anything helpful for that. So I think that you will have to build your own function for this.
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Looking at this, WhatsApp options for contenteditable text are not the defaults. I checked on gmail, twitter and other apps and they don't have bold and italic options, just CUT, COPY, PASTE, SHARE and PAST AS PLAIN TEXT, the same that I got when I try it on my Ionic applications. Also I checked on the Ionic documentation and I didn't find anything helpful for that. So I think that you will have to build your own function for this.
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Looking at this, WhatsApp options for contenteditable text are not the defaults. I checked on gmail, twitter and other apps and they don't have bold and italic options, just CUT, COPY, PASTE, SHARE and PAST AS PLAIN TEXT, the same that I got when I try it on my Ionic applications. Also I checked on the Ionic documentation and I didn't find anything helpful for that. So I think that you will have to build your own function for this.
Looking at this, WhatsApp options for contenteditable text are not the defaults. I checked on gmail, twitter and other apps and they don't have bold and italic options, just CUT, COPY, PASTE, SHARE and PAST AS PLAIN TEXT, the same that I got when I try it on my Ionic applications. Also I checked on the Ionic documentation and I didn't find anything helpful for that. So I think that you will have to build your own function for this.
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