EditSage Editor

EditSage is a full-featured HTML WYSIWYG editor. It also provides keyboard shortcuts for most of the editing features.

EditSage uses TinyMce, a very stable and popular open-source editing engine trusted by organizations such as Microsoft, Shopify, NASA, and Atlassian.

Automatically integrates with Grammarly Free and Paid Versions.

Supports static site generators such as Hugo. Protects front matter and shortcode in the file.

To open editor - open command palette (Ctrl+Shift+p) and type 'editsage'. Select 'Editsage Open' to open the editor. Ensure that you first open an html file and keep it in view.

Team Features

Editsage allows you to add annotate the content and add comments.

Opening and Navigating EditSage

To open EditSage Editor - open command palette (Ctrl+Shift+p) and type 'editsage'. Select 'Editsage Open' to open the editor. Ensure that you first open an html or a markdown file and keep it in view.

Easy Customization

From a large list of features, you can easily add or remove features that you need in your editor.

Help

Once you open the Editor, click on 'Help' menu to view help. Help contains various keyboard shortcuts and keyboard navigation

Known Issues

Known Issues

• After opening VS Code, when you try to open the editor first time, at times it may not open properly or you may experience delay. Same applies to when opening settings to configure the Editor.

  • If you encounter this, just close EditSage editor and open again.

• Comments - No place to add user name. Will be fixed in next release. You may use comments by putting your name in the comment box itself.

Release Notes

0.2.4

• Contains the basic editing features.
• Supports Static Site generators such as Hugo.

Please provide you feedback, so we can improve EditSage

Future Release

We plan to bring the following

• Expand the EditSage editor to work with Markdown files.
• QA features - implementing style guides
• DITA implementation using lwDITA