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    In which case, the @DOCUMENT binding method I suggested should work for you (if it makes sense).

    I don’t think you need to worry about editing html. The content can be edited using TinyMCE so (in theory) the html doesn’t need to be touched by the admin/editor.
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      I realized that for this particular case that OpenGeek’s suggestion of Chunks would suit the situation perfectly (site-wide updates) - thanks! I have printed out bob1000’s documentation re: TVs, which will be very helpful to me - thanks, b1k!

      But I’ve got a new "challenge" - I need to have (other) boxes in the sidebar filled according to the page they’re on, so their content would be page-specific.

      All my pages use the same template. Is there some way to specify the TV should be applied to just one specific page? (I’ve had a look and it’s not immediately obvious...)

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        I’m just aiming to link all these related threads:

        This TV/@DOCUMENT solution seems to be the best answer, but there’s some reports including my own, of it not working.

        I hope it does work, because my client needs/wants WYSIWYG content too without having to dig into the resources/chunks section of the manager.

        http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,28663.msg180534.html#msg180534