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Posted by Chris F.A. Johnson on 08/06/06 19:21
On 2006-08-06, TJ wrote:
> I need a special kind of WYSIWYG html editor, and would like to see if
> anyone in this newsgroup has seen one that will do simple tasks.
>
> I would love to type in content in simple word processing type format,
> and have it converted to simple html code.
>
> Right now, I type into Word my content, like:
>
> This is a test
>
> Had it been an actual alert
That character,
, will cause problems for some people. Use the
entity, ….
> I spell check it and correct any grammar. Then I rework it to the
> point it makes sense. Once I like the content, I then cut and paste
> it into Notepad and add all of the html code, like <p>, </p>, <ul>,
> etc.
>
> (I do use CSS to save on typing the code for fonts and colors.)
>
> I then save the text file and ftp it to my php directory on the web
> site.
>
> If I want to make a change, I have to type any changes into Word for
> spell checking, and re-add html code.
>
> It is time consuming.
Then why not enter the codes in the Word document and save it as
text?
Better still would be a real text editor, such as emacs. There are
many free text editors available.
WYSIWIG HTML editors generally do a poor job of things.
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Chris F.A. Johnson <http://cfaj.freeshell.org>
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