Daniel wrote: > [email protected] wrote: >> I'm taking a look at SeaMonkey Composer 2.20 as a free and easy-to-use >> WYSIWYG HTML editor. >> >> I need users to be able to add some meta-tags as a way to eg. indicate >> the category a document belongs to. >> >> I looked through the menus, but didn't find anything that seemed >> relevant. >> >> Is there a ready-to-use solution? If not, what are the options to write >> an add-in that simply displays a list of key/values from which users >> can pick? > > SM Composer has not been developed for ten years or more. As I > understand it, the composer section was forked as a stand-alone program > called Komposer and when its development ceased, it was further forked a > nVu or some such.
The latest iteration is BlueGriffon. NVu (the first fork) has been dead for almost as long as Composer, and KompoZer has been stagnant since 2007 (with a stalled beta release in 2010). The latest stable release of BlueGriffon is June 19, 2013. Get it here: http://bluegriffon.org/ As always, web pages will depend on how well the author knows real HTML writing and error checking, as all WYSIWYG editors ... aren't. Regarding the "meta-tags" - that's not something 'users' or 'visitors' should be permitted to do, in my opinion. It would mean they would require sourcecode and FTP access to your site. Never a good idea. -- -bts -This space for rent, but the price is high _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
