Default Demo

Default demo
Displayed with just a few short lines of code.

<h2>Welcome to the WysiwygPro Demos!</h2>
With WysiwygPro &nbsp;you
can create bold italic or underlined text at
the click of&nbsp;a button. You can color text, highlight text create <a href="{site_url}/index.asp" target="_self">hyperlinks</a>, change the font, insert images,&nbsp;create
tables, lists and more. There is no need to know anything about HTML; WysiwygPro will&nbsp;generate all the HTML for you. Click the Source tag to
see the HTML code that WysiwygPro has generated.
Some handy editing tips: 
<ul>
 <li>To bring up the browser default context menu hold down the Alt key while opening the menu. </li>
 <li>To enter a single line-return instead of a paragraph return hold down the shift key and press enter. </li>
</ul>
<img alt="" title="" src="/assets/images/miniBanner.gif" align="default" height="98" width="627" />
WysiwygPro is ideal for use as the editing interface for a content management
system, webmail system or discussion forum.
If you are a developer and you want to restrict what a user
can do, you can disable any of WysiwygPro's&nbsp;editing&nbsp;features
as well as create a drop-down menu of pre-defined styles. Please check
out the other demos for examples.
Most of these demos use XHTML 1.0 Transitional, but WysiwygPro can also be configured to generate HTML 4 Transitional or Strict, XHTML 1.0 or XHTML 1.1. When editing a strict document type WysiwygPro will generate inline styles instead of using depreciated tags and attributes. 
The editor is infinitely customizable through a powerful plug in architecture and all source code is provided.
Purchase with confidence, we offer a money back guarantee!

To enable WYSIWYG editing you must be using a supported browser, however you may still edit the raw HTML code in the above textarea. For a full list of supported browsers please see http://www.wysiwygpro.com/browsers/

Source code:

<?php // include the WysiwygPro script include_once('wysiwygPro/wysiwygPro.class.php'); // create a new WysiwygPro instance $editor = new wysiwygPro(); // give the editor a name $editor->name = 'demo'; // display the editor $editor->display(700, 400); ?>

We are using a plugin "demoConfig" to apply shared configuration settings such as the file manager configuration. See the source code for this plugin.

WysiwygPro version 3.2.1