WYSIWYG
An editing paradigm in which the content layout presented in the editing interface matches the final output, so that users do not need to switch between source code and preview.
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WYSIWYG is an editing paradigm in which what the user sees in the editing interface matches the final output.
The WYSIWYG concept originated in desktop publishing software and was later widely adopted by website builders (such as Wix and Carrd) and content management systems.
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The concept of WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) can be traced back to the Alto system at Xerox PARC in the 1970s.
65%Unverified可视化网页编辑器（WYSIWYG编辑器）的概念最早可追溯到上世纪90年代的Dreamweaver和FrontPage
85%Unverified现代WYSIWYG编辑器通常基于虚拟DOM或Shadow DOM技术实现，编辑器在浏览器中渲染与真实网页结构完全对应的可交互层
70%UnverifiedWYSIWYG is an editing paradigm in which what the user sees in the editing interface matches the final output.
50%UnverifiedThe WYSIWYG concept originated in desktop publishing software and was later widely adopted by website builders (such as Wix and Carrd) and content management systems.
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