On a blogging platform, the editor is truly the centerpiece of the experience for many users. As such, it's crucial that the editor work flawlessly, be easy to use, be visually appealing, and allow for advanced integration that allows us to apply some SEO best practices and magic to created content.
For the past 6 months or so, we've been using the RTE from YUI as our basic editor. While visually appealing, it has some quirks that have made it difficult to use. Also, because of the nature of development on the RTE, it hasn't been as easy to integrate changes into as we needed. Most importantly, on occasion, RTE generates invalid HTML which from an SEO and usability perspective has been a nightmare.
In surveying available WYSIWYG editors, it had really just come down to a few different editors. Ones we looked at included:
We're hoping to have the new, revamped editor out and released before the end of the year. Keep an eye on this blog.
For the past 6 months or so, we've been using the RTE from YUI as our basic editor. While visually appealing, it has some quirks that have made it difficult to use. Also, because of the nature of development on the RTE, it hasn't been as easy to integrate changes into as we needed. Most importantly, on occasion, RTE generates invalid HTML which from an SEO and usability perspective has been a nightmare.
In surveying available WYSIWYG editors, it had really just come down to a few different editors. Ones we looked at included:
- YUI RTE
- TinyMCE
- FCKEditor
We're hoping to have the new, revamped editor out and released before the end of the year. Keep an eye on this blog.































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