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TinyMCE is one of the most widely used rich text editors on the web, providing WYSIWYG editing capabilities that are embedded into thousands of applications, CMS platforms, and SaaS products. It supports text formatting, image embedding, table creation, link management, and custom toolbar configurations — all through a flexible JavaScript API that developers can customize to match their application's needs. For dotCMS, TinyMCE provides the familiar editing interface that content authors use when creating and updating content within WYSIWYG fields. It's the layer that makes rich text authoring accessible to non-technical users while giving developers control over which formatting options are available, which plugins are loaded, and how the editor behaves within different content types. This keeps the authoring experience intuitive without sacrificing editorial governance.
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