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Integrateable Standards compliant WYSIWYG Editor

Jan 28th, 2005 by Karen

Integrateable Standards compliant WYSIWYG Editor

The Man in Blue has created a JavaScript-driven web-based WYSIWYG editor that can be added to any web page. This is similar to tools such as RichText Editor and HTMLArea,
but highly streamlined, standards-compliant, and much easier to
integrate. It is very cool. If you have a home-grown content management
system in which you have people contribute content by adding html into
a textarea field, this tool will eliminate the need for content
creators to know HTML. I'm integrating it into our XML-base blogging
tool (which was using RichTextEditor before) and a small content
management system I've built. Thanks Man in Blue for such a cool and
very useful tool!

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