Hi Shiva, I have been tearing my hair all of today trying to create a lengthy document > in the WYSIWYG editor, so i totally agree :)
We all agree. I you know of motivated, good GWT developers willing to work on Open-Source Software Marius will be happy to hear from them :-) > Here is one way to improve the WYSIWYG stability: > http://www.nabble.com/wysiwyg-editor-is-lame-tp16787052p16787052.html > http://www.nabble.com/wysiwyg-editor-is-lame-tp16787052p16787052.html > However, i was thinking, until the new GWT editor is ready, would the bugs > in the current editor be patched? I guess not but I could be wrong. This > leaves "corporate users" with no choice till the GWT editor is ready, maybe > end of the year. We're all longing for the new WYSIWYG editor to progress, we'll keep you informed of the steps in here. > A great option would be to improve the end user experience in the Wiki > editor, IF the effort is not significant. Something on the lines of > Dokuwiki, which has a toolbar for most Wiki editing functions so that the > end user need not necessarily remember the Wiki syntax. (Image attached). I remember an user doing this some time ago. Check this : http://www.nabble.com/Buttons-added-in-Wiki-Editor-toolbar-to12233625.html#a12233625for instance. I think you could even go for your own buttons as they look quite easy to build on your own with minimal skills. Guillaume _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users
