WYSIWYG editors for your CMS

[peach]

Wich one do you think it best?

I'm using tiny right now but it seems to be creating weird code, especially in internet explorer, wich gives me div tags for paragraphs, or no tags at all.

 

[peach]

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I heard FCK editor is good but it won't install on my drupal sites, the editor won't appear.

 

[V12Kid]

I have yet to find oe that works well

anyone else use one that works for both ff and ie?

 

[Mark]

Tiny MCE is my editor of choice. Works with Drupal, I think.

http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/

 

[peach]

Tiny MCE is my editor of choice. Works with Drupal, I think.

http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/

Yeah I got tiny on drupal sites now but Im not happy with the code it produces, especially in ie.

 

[Dave]

I use Tiny MCE too
but i want somethin a little more advanced, but I kinda am broke

 

[donn]

Use Dreamweaver for everything people. Convert! Convert!

 

[xcentrix]

I am waiting for DREAMWEAVER 9 - any release dates out there?

thanks,

x

 

[GuyFromOz]

Here's another vote for Tiny MCE.
It's the best inline editor I've tried.

 

[RisK]

i'd use anything that can recognize Textile syntax. so that means a simple plain textarea works just fine as long as the cms can recognize and/or have a plugin to process Textile syntax.

Textile is just a great and simple way to write, and it outputs fine html too.

 

[Masetek]

Yeah i use tiny as well. The only thing thats fucked about it, is that it doesnt create newlines so when you edit the html its just one big block of text

 

[Surefire]

I've used both FCK editor and TinyMCE and I prefer FCK Editor. Seems more robust and better resulting code. Just my experience.

 

[J-Tag]

I'm going to modify TinyMCE on a CMS I'm going to make for my future sites.
Make it simpler, and quicker-loading.

But as it stands, it's a wicked editor.