Modes
Depending on the element from which you create the Editor, the component assumes either its classic mode or the inline mode.
Classic Mode
By default, the Kendo Editor is initialized in its classic mode. A hidden <textarea> element is placed on the page and holds the widget value. You can type in the contenteditable iframe that is created.
The classic Editor posts its value automatically because it is based on a form element. The tools of the Editor are always visible. Its content does not reside on the main web page and the styling of the page does not influence the editable content. To apply custom styles to the editable content, inject them through the configuration of the Editor.
Inline Mode
When in inline mode, the Editor uses a content-editable <div> element to display and return its value.
The inline Editor does not post its value. Posting the value of an inline Editor is a matter that you need to take care of. The tools of the Editor are only visible when the widget is focused. Its content resides on the main web page and the styling of the page influences the editable content.
It is recommended to use the inline Editor mode on iOS devices because the iOS Safari browser provides limited
iframesupport.
