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For now, this is the one text area that could use rich formatting. This would mean that trustees/deans editing the chapter description wouldn't need to know HTML.
I don't have a particular editor in mind, but it should be very simple, and be able to limit the formatting. I think we should limit this to: a, b, i, em, strong.
Fallback to regular form input should happen gracefully.
This could be implemented with HTML or with a Markdown editor - doesn't much matter to me.
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For now, this is the one text area that could use rich formatting. This would mean that trustees/deans editing the chapter description wouldn't need to know HTML.
I don't have a particular editor in mind, but it should be very simple, and be able to limit the formatting. I think we should limit this to: a, b, i, em, strong.
Fallback to regular form input should happen gracefully.
This could be implemented with HTML or with a Markdown editor - doesn't much matter to me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: