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Updated Requirements for the WYSIWYG Editor (Version 1)

  1. Basic Text Formatting:

    • Bold, Italic, Underline, Strikethrough.
    • Font family, Font size, Text color, and Background color options.
    • Text alignment: Left, Right, Center, Justify.
    • Superscript and Subscript.

  2. List Handling:

    • Ordered (numbered) lists and Unordered (bullet) lists.
    • Indentation control for lists and paragraphs.

  3. Insertable Elements:

    • Images: Upload or link to external images, with resizing, alignment, and caption options.
      • Copy-Paste Support: When a user copies and pastes an image, it should be captured and editable within the editor.
    • Links: Add, modify, and remove hyperlinks with different styles.
    • Tables: Add tables with adjustable rows, columns, and border formatting.
    • Videos: Embed video content from local sources or external URLs.
    • Code blocks: Insert and format blocks of code, supporting syntax highlighting for various languages.
    • Quotes: Blockquote styling for selected text.

  4. Advanced Formatting Options:

    • Headers: Custom header levels (H1, H2, etc.).
    • Line spacing: Control the space between lines and paragraphs.
    • Block formats: Paragraph, preformatted text, and custom styles for specific content blocks.

  5. Media Management:

    • Image settings: Adjust image properties like size, alt text, and link embedding.
    • Video settings: Adjust video dimensions, autoplay, and mute settings.
    • File attachments: Support for attaching documents, PDFs, and other files.

  6. Internal Object Management:

    • Every embedded object (images, tables, videos, links, etc.) has an internal context menu for direct manipulation (cut, copy, paste, properties).
    • Support for drag-and-drop rearrangement of objects within the document.
    • Layering and positioning: Allow users to adjust the z-index and positioning of objects relative to text.

  7. Clipboard Support:

    • Full cut, copy, and paste functionality, including support for pasting rich text, media, and content from other applications.
    • When objects like pictures are pasted, they should be captured and made editable directly in the editor.

  8. Undo/Redo:

    • Ability to undo and redo actions with multiple history steps.

  9. File Operations:

    • Save document as HTML, RTF, or Markdown.
    • Ability to export as PDF.
    • Option to load existing RTF/HTML documents for editing.

  10. Full-Screen Mode:

    • A toggle to enter a full-screen editing environment with focus mode.

  11. Customizable Toolbar:

    • The toolbar should be customizable by the user, allowing them to select which tools are visible and their order.

  12. Responsive and Cross-Browser Support:

    • The editor must be fully responsive and work across different browser environments (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) and screen sizes.

  13. Theme Support:

    • Ability to switch between light and dark themes for the editing environment.

  14. Localization:

    • The editor should support multiple languages (for menus, labels, etc.), including German, English, and Spanish.

  15. Security:

    • Sanitization of HTML input/output to prevent XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) attacks when handling content.

  16. Plugin Architecture:

    • The editor should have the ability to support plugins for extending functionality. This will allow developers to add custom features or tools to the editor in a modular way.