Dennis Suitters

Here are some of my thoughts of some things I think are important, or where I would like to see the development path taken: - drop Bootstrap, while allowing Summernote...

I've noticed some weird issue that happens in all of the versions of Summernote I could test today, BS3, BS4, BS5, Lite, and Skunkworks, where some of the formatting during...

Linux, Chrome. Using both the Skunkworks version (based on Lite), and BS4, and Lite versions built on my machine for testing the latest changes.

I just now had a thought on the dialog/modal problem with too many modals loaded into the DOM producing large pages for those that use multiple instances of Summernote on...

Yes, that could be another way, and would make cleaner markup, esp. for those that don't need to use them, making the footprint even smaller. There's no reason they couldn't...

Styling the current interface of Summernote isn't that easy, and has to be accomplished mostly by overriding styles in another stylesheet. What I've been working on, mostly with the Skunkworks...

That's pretty much what I'm talking about, but making it easier, so extra styles don't need to be added, helping keep the overall footprint smaller, and making changing the look...

Oh, and it also means anyone wanting to create their own look, don't have to sift through all the styles to make the changes they need.

Thanks for your thoughts @VangelisP you bring up some interesting points, a lot that I agree with. I've been working on the summernote-skunkworks repository, which is based on the lite...

Summernote and the browser API remove the styling from pasted elements. So does the Summernote-cleaner plugin. So it is a mixture of the Summernote API removing possible inline issues to...