A lot of modern browsers (eg FireFox, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari) have inbuilt support for spell checking of fields. Normally this is enabled by default on text area controls, but not single line text boxes, but you can control this by adding a 'spellcheck' custom attribute with a value of either true or false as appropriate.
Unfortunately, Internet Explorer does not provide this capability, so if you need spell checking across all browsers you will need to look at a third party solution.
There are a lot of different options available, both free and commercial, to provide this type of capability, and I think you would need to decide which best fits your needs. The WebMaker pages use standard HTML textarea and input controls so you shouldn't have many issues attaching a particular library to them.
One area to consider is that many of these options contain both client and server components, so you will need to ensure they will run on your server environment.
RE: incorporate a spell check to text area?
A lot of modern browsers (eg FireFox, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari) have inbuilt support for spell checking of fields. Normally this is enabled by default on text area controls, but not single line text boxes, but you can control this by adding a 'spellcheck' custom attribute with a value of either true or false as appropriate.
Unfortunately, Internet Explorer does not provide this capability, so if you need spell checking across all browsers you will need to look at a third party solution.
There are a lot of different options available, both free and commercial, to provide this type of capability, and I think you would need to decide which best fits your needs. The WebMaker pages use standard HTML textarea and input controls so you shouldn't have many issues attaching a particular library to them.
One area to consider is that many of these options contain both client and server components, so you will need to ensure they will run on your server environment.
Regards,
Gerard