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This combines many previous issues. We want to build a new editor with tiptap. It must have the following features:
Markdown support
WYSIWYG support
Realtime selection / viewing of online people
Post header support
Realtime editing / saving
Katex / code examples support
Markdown / WYSIWYG
The current editor has hacky support for Markdown. This should be fixed, markdown should be just as important as WYSIWYG
Realtime selection / viewing of online people
You should see who is editing and who selects what
Post header support
Each <h1> gets a + button next to it to collapse and collide it (to make it cleaner to read)
Upon selecting <h1> through <h3>, you get a "copy link" button, which copies the link with the fragment
There should be an overview of all the headers so you can easily scroll to them
Realtime editing /saving
The current realtime editing and saving works, but saving is slow and hacky. Realtime editing is fine but a well tested solution would be better. Automerge is a good contender here
Katex / code examples
Very important, support for this must stay
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This combines many previous issues. We want to build a new editor with tiptap. It must have the following features:
Markdown / WYSIWYG
The current editor has hacky support for Markdown. This should be fixed, markdown should be just as important as WYSIWYG
Realtime selection / viewing of online people
You should see who is editing and who selects what
Post header support
<h1>
gets a + button next to it to collapse and collide it (to make it cleaner to read)<h1>
through<h3>
, you get a "copy link" button, which copies the link with the fragmentRealtime editing /saving
The current realtime editing and saving works, but saving is slow and hacky. Realtime editing is fine but a well tested solution would be better. Automerge is a good contender here
Katex / code examples
Very important, support for this must stay
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: