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Demo #1: Default Mode
This demo shows DevEdit in default mode. All buttons and lists are available. The source mode tab allows you to easily toggle between WYSIWYG and HTML editing modes and the preview tabs gives an instant preview of what the HTML content would look like if it were saved and displayed in a browser.
Demo #2: Minimal Mode
This demo shows DevEdit with most options turned off. When running DevEdit with minimal options, it acts much like a textarea but with basic functions such as bold, italic, underline and help still available.
Demo #3: Snippet Mode
If you're required to edit data from a database or input from a user, you don't always need <html>, <head> and <body> tags. DevEdit allows you to edit HTML without these tags. You can also define a style sheet and have these styles available in a dropdown list on the DevEdit toolbar.
Demo #4: Restricted Editing Mode
It's also possible to define areas in your HTML that your users cannot modify. This is a great way to let users edit only certain parts of a web page, such as a paragraph of text and not the navigation menu or page layout.
