WordPress editor

December 14th, 2007

Part of the purpose of installing WP and using it was to make site updates easy for our staff. WP comes with TinyMCe installed as standard; however it kinda sucks as if you try to do ANYTHING outside of its parameters, it ruins your html code. So if you want to put in a <DIV ID="blah">, it would convert it to <P ID="blah">, which may or may not behave properly.

I looked around and found this plug-in: http://plugins.baptiste.us/plugins/xinha4wp/

This gentleman has enabled a rich text editor to work as a plug in with WP. Even better, you leave the rich text editor disabled … this one shows up when you go to edit a page. It has a lot of functions, but it definitely didn’t do that weird "P" thing all over my html. It also left my <div id="red-box"> alone, which WP+TinyMCE couldn’t do. :) 

Yes! this makes me very happy. It is good when technology works FOR you.

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