Learn how to dynamically insert and update HTML content in a .NET MAUI Rich Text Editor (RTE), so that changes are reflected without restarting the application.
This guide explains how to dynamically load an HTML document into a .NET MAUI Rich Text Editor (RTE), reflect user edits back to persistent storage, and refresh the editor when the underlying HTML content changes. It focuses on architectural flow and best practices without code samples.
The .NET MAUI Rich Text Editor provides a simple yet powerful editor interface for composing richly formatted text with all the common formatting options like bold and italics. The Rich Text Editor can be used to create messaging applications, email composers, blog editors, forum post text boxes, feedback and review sections, notes sections, and more. It has a variety of tools to edit and format rich content and returns valid HTML markup content.
- WYSIWYG Editing: Intuitive rich-text editing with real-time visual formatting.
- Comprehensive Formatting Tools: Apply text styles, lists, alignment, and headers easily.
- Hyperlink Support: Insert, edit, and manage links seamlessly.
- Insert Images and Tables: Add images and structured tables within content.
- Clipboard Operations: Cut, copy, and paste text across platforms.
- Toolbar Customization: Fully configurable toolbar for personalized UI.
If you are facing a "Path too long" exception when building this example project, close Visual Studio and rename the repository to a shorter name before building the project.
For a detailed step-by-step guide with relevant code snippets, refer to the How to insert an HTML document dynamically to reflect changes in Rich Text Editor RTE in .NET-MAUI.