 Synchronize XMLDocuments "On the fly"
Bind the C1Editor control to a document specified in the C1XmlEditor.Document property. If the document is edited within the C1XmlEditor, the underlying XmlDocument syncs to match it. If the XmlDocument changes in code, these changes are visible in the C1XmlEditor control at run time. |
Select from Three Edit Modes
The C1Editor control features three editing modes: Design, Source, and Preview. You can determine which of these views your end-users will see initially by setting the C1XmlEditor.Mode property. |
Load and Save Documents
Load Xhtml documents into C1Editor from a file, stream, or XML string. And likewise, you can save documents into a file or stream. |
Define Custom CSS Styles
C1Editor fully supports CSS in edited documents. In addition you can specify external CSS rules in CSS files which will be used only in Design or Preview mode. DesignCSS and PreviewCSS methods support this feature by loading CSS from a file or stream. |
Clean up Your Code Automatically
C1Editor automatically removes empty tags, closes unclosed tags, and otherwise improves messy or unreadable HTML or XHtml code. Clean-up routines occur on document loading, switching off Source mode, or on executing the ValidateSource or FixSource methods. |
Spell-check Documents
C1Editor comes with C1SpellChecker built-in so you can use all of its spell-checking features such as dialog mode, “as-you-type” mode, context menu spelling suggestions, and the auto-replace feature. |
Add Custom Tags in DTD
Advanced programming tasks sometimes require the use of additional DTD elements in the edited document. You can add the tags in the document by specifying them in the XmlExtensions property. |
Access and Manage Data
Access content in the C1XmlEditor by specifying a range of characters to select and access content based upon the caret position. |
Set Font and Text Properties
Easily set font, text decorations, and block formatting settings to a text block in the document without worrying about modifying the underlying XmlDocument. C1XmlEditor automatically builds the markup for these operations and modifies the XmlDocument. There is also a built-in text formatting dialog where end-users can set text properties. |
Insert and Manipulate Pictures, Tables, Objects
Show built-in or custom dialog boxes to insert or edit various types of objects in the document. The dialog boxes allow you to modify all properties of the inserted or edited objects. You can also interact directly with objects on the document in Design mode. With mouse actions, move and resize objects such as pictures and tables. C1XmlEditor will move relative XmlNodes and adjust their new attributes automatically. |
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