A new way to build custom web editing experiences with EditContext

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One of the biggest challenges that developers face when working with advanced text editing capabilities in web apps is the limitation of existing elements like <input> and <textarea>. Custom text editors are often created by using a complex DOM structure or even a <canvas> element that often require using a hidden contenteditable element, adding more complexity, and negatively impacting accessibility. To address this issue, the Microsoft Edge team, in collaboration with Chrome engineers, has specified and implemented the EditContext API. The EditContext API enables web developers to access text and composition input through the API surface instead of relying on the DOM. The API is available with the release 121 of both Microsoft Edge and Chrome. For now, it's only available in Chromium-based browsers, but you can read

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's positions on the EditContext API. To read documentation, use cases, and code examples, please check out:

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We would love to hear what you think about the API. To submit feedback about the design of the API, please open an issue on

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Selecting the right and high-quality pictures is an major step in creating content, be it for a website site, presentation, social media or other purposes . In this article, we will look at several important qualities that should be considered when choosing not bad pictures.

1. Relevance to the context. One of the main qualities of choosing images is their relevance to the context and topic of your content. Pictures should illustrate and complement the text, but not be merely decorative. Make sure that the chosen images capture the essence of your message and help convey its sensual component.

2. Quality and resolution. It is important to choose pictures of highest properties and sufficient resolution so they look clear and pretty. Use images with a resolution of at least 72 dots per inch for on-line content and more high resolution for printed material.

3. Originality. Try to use unique

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and unique drawings that will not be repeated in other sources. This will help your content stand out and get our attention from your audience.

4. Color palette. Choose drawings which color gamut suits the overall style and design of your content. Coordinated colors in the images will create a harmonious and attractive image.

5. Adaptability. Choose pictures that are suitable for different devices and screens. Make sure the images look good on both desktop and mobile devices.

6. Rights of use. Mainly be attentive to the rights to implement selected pictures. Make sure that you have permission to embed the images or choose drawings licensed Creative Commons license that allows their free use .

The Correct selection of images is huge important for the visual presentation of your content and attracting the attention of the audience. By following the above tips, you will be able select high-quality and relevant images that will help make your content more likeable and memorable.