Comments on: Evaluation of WYSIWYG-editors

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By: Gonzalo

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By: Phil Hardcastle

Phil Hardcastle — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 00:18:18 +0000

Why do ‘most’ w3 compliant sites look s**t? I google this and no one has asked this question…are people scared to ask it? The authority in web design – and their site looks totally rubbish (from a design perspective)?

I’m sorry – they all look the same too…which beats me…design is about conveying information….I bet you lot are the type of people who (wrongly) use Arial all the time and then (god forbid!) actually print the horrible typeface, a purpose for which it was not intended…a butchered Helvetica. Serif fonts is surely an old wife’s tale – it made no difference to my reading experience.

By: Ryan

Ryan — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 18:42:30 +0000

This is kind of an old thread, but for those of you coming in looking for info on WYSIWYG editors and if you happen to use Dreamweaver, there's an extension available that integrates FCKeditor into your forms through a Dreamweaver extension. It's pretty much click and go, so there aren't the usual configuration requirements. It's called iRite by WebAssist.

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By: Ingo

Ingo — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 05:59:41 +0000

Chris,
Spaw adds blank lines to the HTML source every time I switch between HTML and Design view.
Also, hitting enter (in Firefox) creates a
instead of a

By: Ingo

Ingo — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 05:58:43 +0000

Chris,
Spaw adds blank lines to the HTML source every time I switch between HTML and Design view.
Also, hitting enter (in Firefox) creates a instead of a

By: Ingo

Ingo — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 05:36:33 +0000

All of the javascript editors I have tried have serious problems.
TinyMCE changes URLs.
FCKEditor strips out custom (server side) tags.
Many editors create a blob of unformatted HTML. Unbelievable! None that I have seen have a “Format HTML” button. I mean, come on, how hard is it to indent a well formed document?
It is unbelievable how many of the editors strip out valid elements such as HTML comments.
I have found these problems in expensive commercial editors as well as open source editors.
I do respect the authors of these tools, but I suspect that a many of these problems are caused by using browser supplied HTML edit controls.
I would like to see an editor that uses the HTML source code as a reference, and injects HTML only as requested in WYSIWIG mode. Minimize rewriting of the source code. Do not delete or alter existing HTML elements. And, obviously, generate valid HTML.