If RTE uses the browser API's, then I assume most other wysiwyg editors do this as well. If this is true, then why do most wysiwyg editors insert a <p> tag when enter is pressed where as Web Wiz usually inserts a <div> or some other tag when enter is pressed. This is the main reason my company decided to purchase RTE - when you press enter in RTE, the curser usually goes down 1 line wheras when you press enter in other wysiwyg editors, the cursor usually goes down 2 lines.
What I'm gettting at here is there seems to be some user interface customizations that are not normal to RTE that make superior to a lot of other wysiwyg editors. And there are some things about the interface that I'd like to change.
For example, when typing a continuous string (no blank spaces), and the length of the string goes beyond the width of the textarea, the size of the text area is expanded and scroll bars appear. Instead, we would like the text to automatically break to the next line when it gets too long. Is this possible, or are we just limited to whatever the behavior is of the browser's API?