ACE Editor v1.0.0

What is this?

Better ProcessWire text editor for developers and at least 'a little' tech savvy clients.

Features

• Syntax highlight your text, for easier preparation of content
• Nice light, readable theme
• Supports Textile, Markdown & HTML
• Mode (language/syntax) is autoselected based on used field's textformatters (last is used)
• Works with multiple fields on page, each with different settings

Features inspired by iA writer

• Blue Cursor
• Focus mode

Changelog

v1.0.0 (December 5th, 2012)

• [add] Added Textile mode, with huge number of enhancements
• [add] Added auto mode select (yes!)
• [add] Added PHP mode, even though there are no means to invoke that yet
• [enh] Enhanced quote rendering in markdown
• [enh] Added many styles (sup,sub,cite,code,ins,del,…)
• [fix] Fixed the default values (and saving the default values)
• [cng] Show invisibles is off as default

v0.9.8

• [add] Added 'Show invisible characters as an option (on by default)'
• [enh] Manned up feature programming
• [fix] removed permanent option

v0.9.7

• fix/enhancement – added minimal version check to module, which halts install for unsupported versions

v0.9.6

• Added focus mode
• blast! unfocused lines are only 40% opacity (instead 70%)
• v0.9.6 – Fixed readme, bumped version, better screenshot

v0.9

• added HTML theme support
• added better tag parsing
• added underlining for URLs in tags (href, src, …)

v0.8

• added Markdown theme support
• added better handling of bold/emphasis/list elements
• vastly improved url/image syntax highlighting

v0.7

• find the I won't pull my hair hack to implement custom font-size / line-height
• I added custom actvi line highlighting
• code clean up
• v0.7.1 – Replaced Liberation with Luxi, increased font size

~> v0.6

• Basic ACE implementation
• Liberation sans font
• Textarea callback
• This Inputfield is now configurable

Possible future features

• Fullscreen
• Toolbar with basic tags (really)
• HTML+Tags support
• Textile+Tags support
• Markdown+Tags support
• Inline help

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Created in 2012 by Adam Kiss • Licensed under WTFPL (http://sam.zoy.org/wtfpl/)

Built on ACE, so all the legal mumbo-jumbo and credit goes to people that helped built it. Except the details I made better, those are all mine.