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Shiro · 17-03-2010, 22:26

Anybody using Ckeditor on their sites? It's the successor to fckeditor, and is a really solid WYSIWYG editor for sites. I didn't want to use it at first because it was using <u> tags and <strike> tags, creating invalid code, but then I found out how to configure it to use spans with style attributes, and the problem is solved. It's quite lightweight, easy to use, and looks nice. I think it's my default editor for the next while.

Anyone else have any thoughts on it?

DKuntz2 · Yesterday, 22:58

Never used it, might suggest it to my friend for our CMS...

pedge · Today, 04:41

Looks nice, you can use it in ModX too...

Shiro · Today, 05:22

Drupal as well, which is where I found it and am using it.

Zod · Today, 07:40

I use tinymce and find it a lot more versatile than fck - however, the "div" feature in this is something I have been after for a while. I am sick of building CMS's and then having explain to the customer that they will need to use tables for multi column layouts

Shiro · Today, 08:10

Tiny MCE is what I just switched from. I didn't like FCKeditor either, but I'm quite liking this CKeditor. Much better than FCKeditor.

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Shiro Whitey Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Yokohama, Japan Posts: 7,305	ckeditor Anybody using Ckeditor on their sites? It's the successor to fckeditor, and is a really solid WYSIWYG editor for sites. I didn't want to use it at first because it was using <u> tags and <strike> tags, creating invalid code, but then I found out how to configure it to use spans with style attributes, and the problem is solved. It's quite lightweight, easy to use, and looks nice. I think it's my default editor for the next while. Anyone else have any thoughts on it? __________________ This space for rent. After Hours Japan

Today, 04:41	#3 (permalink)
pedge Crazy diamond... Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Liverpool Posts: 944	Looks nice, you can use it in ModX too... __________________ Effervescing Elephant

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Shiro Whitey Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Yokohama, Japan Posts: 7,305	Drupal as well, which is where I found it and am using it. __________________ This space for rent. After Hours Japan

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Zod Ruler of Planet Houston Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 139	I use tinymce and find it a lot more versatile than fck - however, the "div" feature in this is something I have been after for a while. I am sick of building CMS's and then having explain to the customer that they will need to use tables for multi column layouts __________________ Lick my love pump!

Today, 08:10	#6 (permalink)
Shiro Whitey Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Yokohama, Japan Posts: 7,305	Tiny MCE is what I just switched from. I didn't like FCKeditor either, but I'm quite liking this CKeditor. Much better than FCKeditor. __________________ This space for rent. After Hours Japan

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DKuntz2 That Kid Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 1,364	Never used it, might suggest it to my friend for our CMS...

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