WYSIWYGtekstieditoreja

WYSIWYGtekstieditoreja, which translates to WYSIWYG text editors, refers to a type of text editing software where the content displayed during editing appears very similar to, or exactly like, the final output. The acronym WYSIWYG stands for "What You See Is What You Get." This contrasts with traditional text editors, often referred to as "What You See Is What You Mean" (WYSIWYM) editors, where the user works with markup codes or commands that are then interpreted to produce the final visual output.

These editors are designed to simplify the process of creating formatted documents, web pages, or other content. Users can directly manipulate the appearance of text by applying formatting such as font styles, sizes, colors, alignment, and inserting images or tables, and see the results immediately. This visual approach makes them accessible to users who may not have a technical background or be familiar with markup languages like HTML or LaTeX.

Common examples of WYSIWYG editors include those found in word processing software like Microsoft Word or Google Docs, and many content management systems (CMS) for websites, such as WordPress's visual editor. They streamline the creation of visually rich documents by providing a direct representation of the final product, reducing the need for previewing or extensive code manipulation. The ease of use is a primary advantage, allowing for quicker content creation and modification.