Changing textareas to editable div (alternatively, implementing toggling between textarea and editable div) would (probably) easify working with emoji and also would be a step closer to wysiwyg editor implementation.
What do you mean by textarea(s) and what do you mean by "editable div" (the area should be writeable? or the div specifications should be editable).
Can you give an example .
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At first sight I would be inclined to think it's a good idea.
But, I'm not voting yet until I read, find out, know more about editable divs.
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It would have almost all of the inconvenience of using a rich text editor with none of the benefits. Anybody who thinks it would make anything better needs to describe specifically how. Just replacing the textarea with an editable div does nothing by itself while breaking anything that relies on the textarea API.
I wrote the library that handles markup in phpBB 3.2+.
The outcome of such elements would always be HTML - it's like one step after having completed a WYSIWYG editor for phpBB. You should also provide an idea/implementation on how to perfectly convert the submitted HTML into BBCode again.
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Ok, ik had a read and I've experimented a bit but it's all still above my current paygrade so I guess I won't vote since I can't objectively evaluate advantages nor disadvantages.
Spelling is freeware, which means you can use it for free.
On the other hand, it is not open source, which means you cannot change it or publish it in a modified form.
Time flies like an arrow, but fruit flies like a banana.