is an acronym for What You See Is What You Get. In computing, a WYSIWYG editor is a system in which content (text and graphics) can be edited in a form closely resembling its appearance when printed or displayed as a finished product, such as a printed document, web page, or slide presentation.
WYSIWYG implies a user interface that allows the user to view something very similar to the end result while the document is being created
Even to this day, it's still the most complete guide out there. I still use it for reference sometimes. And all the markup/markdown still works brilliantly on the majority of interfaces.
I always intended it to be the reference point for styling posts.
I was still using "a href" To make my pictures clickable. Now I know how to do it without writing HTML. For some reason I wasn't able to find it before your formatting guide.
Glad i could be of service :0 i was using href as well for ages, it's so messy that i decided not to include it haha.
And it is really hard to find some of the tricks, I was so sick of having to look through multiple guides for different things that I just decided to put it all in one post.
Probably for the best, especially if you can get away from using the extremely verbose HTML tag. I probably won't be using it anymore, as long as I remember the syntax...
It's a great idea because now you have it saved in your blog and you can reference it whenever you want!
Thanks for the helpful post! I'm new to Steem and trying to figure out all the formatting stuff. Very helpful!
No bother pal, great to see this still being used :)
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Great post, thanks for this :)
No bother, thanks for the comment :)
Great content. Thanks for educating me.
You're welcome, glad to see my guide still being used :)
Valuable information lives forever.
Hi @sisygoboom, very good guide! I want to colour some text in several colors. Is this possible?
Yeah, can't do that on steem unfortunateley
I still use this nearly daily. Thank you.
Thanks man, love that it's still getting used even now nearly 2 years later :D
Great and useful article, hopefully @steemit add WYSIWYG editor in future.
Thanks, heartwarming to know people are still finding this useful :) WYSIWYG?
is an acronym for What You See Is What You Get. In computing, a WYSIWYG editor is a system in which content (text and graphics) can be edited in a form closely resembling its appearance when printed or displayed as a finished product, such as a printed document, web page, or slide presentation.
WYSIWYG implies a user interface that allows the user to view something very similar to the end result while the document is being created
Try steempeak ;)
Thank you :)
I upvoted this even though its already past its prime
Even to this day, it's still the most complete guide out there. I still use it for reference sometimes. And all the markup/markdown still works brilliantly on the majority of interfaces.
I always intended it to be the reference point for styling posts.
Have there been updates that you can add to your guide. Alternatively redux on this with add ons like graphical ideas.
That would be upvoted.
And more importantly original content.
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What new features are there? I haven't been keeping up with this so closely.
Will be a great reference for me. Thanks very much for this!!!
You're welcome man :) great to see this still being used.
Great guide! you are awesome. I really needed a post like this
Honestly, I'm really glad to see people still viewing, using, sharing and commenting on this months after publication, glad to help!
Yes friend!
Greatness ahead!
Great guide. Thanks.
I was still using "a href" To make my pictures clickable. Now I know how to do it without writing HTML. For some reason I wasn't able to find it before your formatting guide.
Glad i could be of service :0 i was using href as well for ages, it's so messy that i decided not to include it haha.
And it is really hard to find some of the tricks, I was so sick of having to look through multiple guides for different things that I just decided to put it all in one post.
Probably for the best, especially if you can get away from using the extremely verbose HTML tag. I probably won't be using it anymore, as long as I remember the syntax...
It's a great idea because now you have it saved in your blog and you can reference it whenever you want!