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RE: **ANNOUNCING CLOSED BETA INVITE** Ladder.net - Post Scheduler and Social Media Manager - Testers Wanted!
I was giving an example of what is specifically in steemit and asking if it is implemented in your editor.
https://steemit.com/steemit/@steemitblog/new-advanced-formatting-features
And, does your editor tell you if you use a style function that is currently left out?
Interesting question. Our Markdown editor at this point is superior to Steemit. I know it is certainly not in this development cycle to implement Steem html specific buttons - though I do agree that the right and left align (and center) would be handy to have. We expect "power users" to use our apps out of the gate and if they dont know these tags or how to use tables - its not our goal to teach them. It does sound like a great feature to add in future releases - though our vision is to have a WYSIWYG editor that will allow you to compose all of your social posts. I will mention this to @contentjunkie and I will add it to the documentation for the site. Thanks for mentioning this!
Therein lies a huge problem. When I thought of an external editor/upload tool, my first thought was how to pull steemit's editor out, and then provide a path to pull it out again whenever it was seriously updated. But that makes the tool tied to steemit.
Thanks for sharing this core paradigm of your project.
For note: I think it was quite ... stupid for steemit to put in a class name into the base css, so that it will trickle down to posts. As in, it is impossible to find out such a detail if you come new to the project. And, it is so easy to break.