Any chance we will be seeing contenteditable on top of polymer elements

[abhinav gupta]

"There have been some rumblings lately from some Chromium contributors (Levi Weintraub, Julie Parent, and Jelte Liebrand) that they want to redo ContentEditable on top of Polymer Elements and Shadow DOM."
Is there any chance that we will be getting contenteditable ported to Polymer Elements so one can create wysiwyg editor easily on top of polymer elements? I cant find a wysiwyg editor implemented as a polymer element yet.

[Sébastien Cevey]

Hey,

FYI I mocked up a quick Polymer element for our Scribe rich-text editor [1] during a recent session on Web Components at the Google Campus.

https://github.com/guardian/scribe-editor-element

The code is very rough but it shows what's possible. Sorry no docs or anything at this stage, but the demo should work.

Feedback welcome!

[1]  https://github.com/guardian/scribe

On 28 August 2014 16:46, abhinav gupta <abhin...@gmail.com> wrote:

"There have been some rumblings lately from some Chromium contributors (Levi Weintraub, Julie Parent, and Jelte Liebrand) that they want to redo ContentEditable on top of Polymer Elements and Shadow DOM."
Is there any chance that we will be getting contenteditable ported to Polymer Elements so one can create wysiwyg editor easily on top of polymer elements? I cant find a wysiwyg editor implemented as a polymer element yet.

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[abhinav gupta]

This is great stuff. I had looked into scribe before and was looking into making component out of it myself. This will help me a lot. Thanks!

[abhinav gupta]

Hey

I was checking out the code. Is there any particular reason you are not using "domReady", instead using "ready" with the hack "// FIXME: hacky delay to fix init order...". Because I tried with domReady without hackyDelay function and it is working. This is my first time using polymer, so forgive me if I am totally wrong.

On Thursday, August 28, 2014 9:35:24 PM UTC+5:30, Sébastien Cevey wrote: