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1st of all, thanks for another alternative to the standard WP wysiwyg editor.
Previously I’ve used the tinymce advanced editor for most of my WP sites and found it fairly functional but ocassionally problematic. SInce I’ve been happy with fckeditor on a few drupal installs I thought I’d give your plugin a try on a test WP site.
My impressions so far are:
It seems light and fast in limited testing and seems to do what it does well. The image manager works particularly well.
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The absence of features has me questioning whether it will be a viable replacement for what I’ve been using.I have read the previous comments and your answers to those, and understand that you have concerns over bad markup…..Should I assume that fckeditor (in itself) produces this markup in its base form ? Options for font, font color, strikethrough, underline, background color are all noticably absent as far as I can see. Fckeditor (versions I’ve used at least) also has custom template capabilities that I find very useful.
I guess I’m just wondering if theres a way to utilize this plugin AND take advantage of ALL the “normal”(in my experience)fckeditor features even if it means doing some minor config alterations ?
tia, Teros
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Hello Teros,
we don’t like using font and font colors as it puts a ugly inline CSS. Instead we added a customizable drop-down menu to the latest version which you can download here.
We recommend you adding some classes for different fonts and fontsizes in your CSS and then just to add it to the dropdown.
If you are not ok with that, you can still just customize the toolbar and add all the default buttons to it.
All of that can be done within the plugin options page & CSS customization, all the info you need is here: http://foliovision.com/seo-tools/wordpress/plugins/wysiwyg/installation
Thanks,
M.
