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| What in your opinion is a good editor for "dummies" im developing a CMS specific for hotel users - there is a lot of tools in it specific for the hotel trade. After the upcoming release I will be concentrating on improving the content editor i recently integrated FCKEditor which i like but it really ist the best when it comes to browsing for files inserting links etc, i have integrated an image editor but I know most people just wont "get" it. WHat in your opinion is the most user friendly system |
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| YUI's -> YUI Library Examples: Rich Text Editor (beta): Default Toolbar Config Works in Safari. Some of the other more popular editors don't play well with Safari. TinyMCE for one anyway. |
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| Will they be typing in text or are they likely to be pasting in word documents?
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Ill check out some of the others mentioned above - i tried using YUI features on another project - but couldnt get the library under 500K - is this the case or was i missing something? - sees very big for usign only some of the features.. |
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| had a go of a few lately coffee cup & namo i think were the 2 that looked easiest to use. |
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