[sclug] Simple WYSIWYG HTML editor?
David Given
dg at cowlark.com
Mon Mar 3 13:55:22 UTC 2008
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Adam Trickett wrote:
> On Monday 03 Mar 2008, John Stumbles wrote:
>> Can anyone suggest a simple WYSIWYG HTML editor?
>
> No, fundamentally I don't believe such a thing exists. They all screw up your
> HTML at best, and wreck everything at worst.
Check out Amaya:
http://www.w3.org/Amaya/
The W3C's 'official' browser and editor, it's a WYSIWYG editor that
allows you to edit the source in the raw. (At the same time.) It's got a
bunch of really nice features that allow you bottom-up and top-down
access to your web page without getting everything mangled, and it goes
to a lot of effort to maintain your original formatting. It'll even edit
arbitrary XML if you give it the appropriate CSS, but it's not as smooth
doing that.
It's a little hung-up on semantics-vs-presentation which means that the
keyboard shortcuts for <I> are complicated and <EM> simple, but other
than that it's pretty good.
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