i really like it too. there isn't really a way to do rich text editing in FB atm. not sure how much time you want to spend on it but it would be a great plugin for eclipse. another thing you could do is call the checkboxes "convert ..." or "filter out ..." then on every keypress automatically update the code view. any checkboxes that are checked will filter the results. you could also hide the filter. just have it pop up in a panel with the options to check.
my 2 cents On 5/17/07, Marty Mickelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm glad you like it! The top control is the Rich Text Editor component, so all of it's functionality is included. You'll see a text field that has http:// in it, just put the link there after highlighting the text that you need to be a link. That simple! And of course, if you need something added that the WYSIWYG editor doesn't do, you can add it in at the bottom. Just be aware that as soon as the top gets edited, it'll overwrite the bottom window with the changes. I've also been considering changing the name of the Remove tags button to Filter tags or something like that, since if you uncheck something and click it again, it'll add the tags back in. If you have any suggestions or feature requests, let me know. It's such a simple little app, but I find it really helpful! -Marty On 5/17/07, Douglas McCarroll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hey Marty, > > Just ran across this - it was just what I needed. Thanks! > > Question: How do I add a link? > > Douglas > > > Marty Mickelson wrote: > > Many of you may have made something similar to this yourself, but it > > has been pretty useful to me when I use htmlText in a project. Let me > > know what you think of it and if there's any improvements you would > > like to see or suggestions you have. > > > > http://www.theflexguy.com/tools/htmlTextEditor/ > > <http://www.theflexguy.com/tools/htmlTextEditor/ > > > > > Enjoy! > > > > -Marty > > > >
