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    Came across a fairly interresting test of WYSIWYG editors :
    http://www.standards-schmandards.com/index.php?2006/03/03/36-wysiwyg-editor-test

    Thought I would share !

    Commercial editors rank top (EditOnPro is first, XStandard second... 4th place and 1st opensource is TinyMCE... no surprise there smiley )
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      Nice one David!

      Same subject, different angle: does anybody know of a simple plain text editor that could be plugged into MODx? I’m thinking along the lines of my favorite gedit, with useful stuff like highlighting, indenting and find/replace. What prompts me to ask? Well, I have tried CSS files as MODx documents, but without a reasonable editor, I find myself using copy/paste and editing the file on my machine, which kinda defeats the object of the exercise. And of course, this would great for online editing of HTML/PHP/JS etc.

      Cheers
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        :)

        Yeah well we have been discussing this in the Wishlist forum, but nothing has come out of it yet... An applicatin named ElediCSS was mentionned, could interrest you... ( "Eledicss is a CSS2 editor (GPL licensed) implemented as a server-side PHP script. It allows editing CSS files using a web browser" )

        I would definitely second this !
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