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Froala Editor is a JavaScript-based WYSIWYG HTML editor that empowers developers to seamlessly integrate rich text editing functionalities into their applications. Despite its extensive feature set of over 100 options, Froala prioritizes user experience through a cleverly designed toolbar. Actions are categorized into four intuitive scopes, ensuring every feature is readily accessible while maintaining a clean and uncluttered interface. This balance of power and usability makes Froala Editor a versatile solution for a wide range of content creation scenarios.

The Froala Editor 4.6.0 update introduces a highly configurable Table Properties modal that brings detailed table customization into a single, accessible interface. Activated via the table toolbar, this modal lets users set background colors using a color picker that supports both RGB and hex values, applying changes uniformly across all cells. Table borders can now be precisely styled with user-defined color, thickness, and style options such as solid, dotted, dashed, and more. Users can also define table width and height in pixels or percentages, ensuring responsive layouts that adapt to various screen sizes. Alignment controls allow tables to be positioned left, center, or right within the content area. For enhanced readability, especially in data-intensive scenarios, alternating row colors can be toggled on or off to visually separate content. This update gives developers and content creators the granular control needed to create well-structured and visually consistent tables.

To see a full list of what's new in 4.6.0, see our release notes.

Froala Editor is licensed per product and domain. It is available as an annual or perpetual license with version upgrades and support. See our Froala Editor licensing page for full details.

For more information, visit our Froala Editor product page.

Export selection in a data grid is the ability to export only a defined range, the specific rows, columns or cells that a user has actively selected, rather than the entire dataset. This selective approach is particularly valuable when working with large data sets, as it allows users to extract and share only the most relevant subset of information without additional filtering or manual deletion after export. By reducing the volume of unnecessary data in exported files, it improves efficiency, helps maintain focus on the intended content, and can enhance security by avoiding the inclusion of sensitive or unrelated information. This targeted export capability is commonly used to output data in formats such as CSV, Excel, or PDF, supporting the integration of grid data into reporting and analysis processes.

Several Vue.js grid components allow you to export selections, including:

• DevExtreme HTML5 JavaScript Data Grid (part of DevExtreme Complete by DevExpress) provides the option to export a user-defined range to Excel or PDF in Vue.js applications.
• Wijmo FlexGrid (part of Wijmo by MESCIUS) includes a "selection" export mode which gives users greater control over output by exporting a chosen range from the grid to PDF.
• Handsontable by Handsoncode facilitates the export of selected ranges from a dataset in Vue.js apps, offering flexibility to share specific portions of complex or extensive grids.
• Syncfusion JavaScript DataGrid (part of Syncfusion Essential Studio Enterprise) comes with options for exporting filtered, current page and selected records, and to Excel, CSV or PDF.

For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our comparison of Vue.js grid components.

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