Thank you for the link, but it does not help to understand how to use it in Qt. And the following is very interesting: "User agents must support this attribute on all HTML elements."
Thank you for the link, but it does not help to understand how to use it in Qt. And the following is very interesting: "User agents must support this attribute on all HTML elements."
QtWebKit already supports this. There is nothing you need to do but give it some HTML5 to edit. But you cannot use it to create a WYSIWYG HTML editor, because that is not what it is for. This lets users edit the content of webpages.
If you don't need full CSS support, you might consider QTextEdit/QTextDocument.
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