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Best Wordpress Editor?
What is the best, most full featured editor for Wordpress?
My client has tried CKEditor for WordPress and WP Super Edit. She doesn't like either because the seem to do 'funny' things on her. The behave eraticly etc.
Do you have a recommendation for a different editor to use?
Thanks,
Martin
My client has tried CKEditor for WordPress and WP Super Edit. She doesn't like either because the seem to do 'funny' things on her. The behave eraticly etc.
Do you have a recommendation for a different editor to use?
Thanks,
Martin
Those two are the big alternatives to TinyMCE and they do behave oddly at times. Why does the client need to switch?
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The client wants to switch because she gets frustrated using the ones I mentioned. I guess she feels they behave oddly enough of the time to drive her crazy.
-Martin
The client wants to switch because she gets frustrated using the ones I mentioned. I guess she feels they behave oddly enough of the time to drive her crazy.
-Martin
I'm talking about switching from the default visual editor (which as jj74 notes is TinyMCE). What problems is the client having with it?
IOW, maybe we can fix the issues with the default instead of trying to replace it.
IOW, maybe we can fix the issues with the default instead of trying to replace it.
If you want to change the styles for TinyMce to add custom colors, styles etc... you can try using the plugin tinymce-templates to customize it to better represent your theme:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/tinymce-templates/
There are also external editors. I've used Quamana, but eventually switched back to tinymce advanced after the latest update.
Here are a few options that your client might like better (EXTERNAL EDITORS):
Quamana
Windows Live Writer
Scribe Fire (Firefox Plug-in)
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/tinymce-templates/
There are also external editors. I've used Quamana, but eventually switched back to tinymce advanced after the latest update.
Here are a few options that your client might like better (EXTERNAL EDITORS):
Quamana
Windows Live Writer
Scribe Fire (Firefox Plug-in)
One thing to keep in mind, when using a visual editor to format HTML there is always going to be small issues. It's a trade off for not knowing HTML. The only way to have complete control over the output is to edit in HTML mode. I'm sure this isn't an option, but TinyMce is about as good as it gets for visual editing blogs.
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Thanks all. I will go back to square one TinyMce with my client and assess exactly what her fuss is all about and post it here.
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That's a good point. I'll make sure to pass it on to my client.
That's a good point. I'll make sure to pass it on to my client.
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subhashchy,
How do you use Word 2010 to edit blogs?
Thanks,
Martin
How do you use Word 2010 to edit blogs?
Thanks,
Martin
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