Lightweight WYSIWYG

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thiscatis
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Lightweight WYSIWYG

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Hi,

I'm looking for a lightweight WYSIWYG-editor I can implement in a website.
Preferable with a valid markup..
I remember someone posting a link to a neat one here some time ago but I can't find it..

Anyone?

Thanks,
thiscatis
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Post by RobertGonzalez »

TinyMCE is crossplatform. It is not exactly lightweight, but it is one heck of a tool. FCKEditor is also nice, but is not compatible with Opera yet.
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Héhé,

I just put tinyMCE in the garbage.. that's why I asked ;)
Having a look at wyzz0.62 atm,
if anyone knows a better one...
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thiscatis wrote:I just put tinyMCE in the garbage.. that's why I asked ;)
May I ask why?
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Post by John Cartwright »

tinyMCE can easily be stripped down to it's "basic" version. How? Don't ask me because its been ages since I've used it; however I recall it being an a simple configuration setting.
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Post by thiscatis »

I noticed it changed code, even if you put it in the html view and it acted funny with other javascripts
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Post by matthijs »

Look no further: widgeditor, from the man in blue himself
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