EnterraEdit

A dependency-free rich text editor that drops into any page with one script tag. These guides cover installing it and running it where the security policy is strict.

6 guides

Introduction to EnterraEdit

EnterraEdit is a drop-in rich text editor with no dependencies. What it is built on, the three ways to get it, and the four things it deliberately does not do.

Serve it from the CDN

Load a rich text editor from a CDN with one script tag. What the attribution badge is for, what the page fetches, and the three cases where the CDN is wrong.

Customise the editor

Set the toolbar by mode or by key, pick a theme, and give it an accent that stays readable. Why one hex becomes two colors, and when plain CSS is enough.

Self-host the EnterraEdit editor

Build EnterraEdit from source and serve it yourself. What the hosted and self-hosted builds actually differ by, and when taking the source is worth it.

Usage examples

A textarea stays a real form field, so the form you already have keeps working. Four real integrations, including plain text, framework writes and resets.

Run it under a strict CSP

A strict style-src leaves the editor rendering and completely unstyled. Two fixes, what each one measures, and the one directive you do not need to relax.

The product

See EnterraEdit

Elsewhere

All the guides.

The full list, with the search box and the ticket form, is on the support page.