Well, nobody forces you to use any WYSIWYG editors, you can configure
Magnolia dialogs to your hearts content and just use text fields for
data entry if you wish (or check boxes, for that matter ;-)). I have
heard of people that completely replaced adminCentral with a flash
interface, so its doable.
I would say you need to specify what sections you wish to be 508
compliant. If it is just the editing o content blocks (paragraphs)
you could provide alternative entry options easily.
- Boris
On Nov 29, 2007, at 5:31 PM, Vaughan, Dallas wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if Magnolia is 508-compliant. For things like
AdminCentral and many of the dialogs, I'm assuming not, since for
there
are context menus and WYSIWYG editors that are very
JavaScript/AJAX-oriented.
We would like to reuse some of the management UI, but if it's not
508-compliant, do the API and taglibs offer enough functionality to
manage content in a similar way to AdminCentral with not a lot of
"reinventing the wheel"? Thanks a lot,
Dallas Vaughan
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