syncfusion-react-blockeditor

To add a block-based rich text editor to your React app, you can integrate a component that provides built-in blocks like Paragraph, Heading, Table, and Image. This approach reduces custom build time and aligns with official React APIs and patterns.

A block-based editor organizes content into discrete, manipulable units like Paragraphs, Tables, and Code blocks. You need it for React CMS dashboards, knowledge bases, or collaborative tools when users require drag-and-drop reordering and nesting for intuitive content organization.

Yes, you can use drag-and-drop reordering and nesting with rich text blocks in React. This allows intuitive content organization within your editor, enabling users to easily restructure built-in blocks like BulletList, Quote, and Callout.

Yes, this React block editor supports theming, RTL, and localization for global applications. It includes comprehensive API surface for programmatic block management and aligns accessibility features with WCAG guidelines.

The best way to programmatically manage blocks and export data in a React editor is using a comprehensive API surface. This enables data export/import, event handling, and programmatic block manipulation for custom workflows.

Yes, React block editors can include accessibility features and keyboard navigation aligned with WCAG guidelines. This ensures users can navigate and manipulate built-in blocks like Code, Image, and Divider using keyboard inputs.