I use www.editize.com extensively on all my projects for client admin
area, but yes...it's a java plugin, and it's not completely free.
Patrick
Sarah Peeke (XERT) wrote:
Hi all
Can anyone recommend a browser based editor (preferably written in PHP)
that will allow clients to update code themselves, but that outputs
standards compliant XHTML?
I am not interested in a full CMS, this is just for updating page
snippets etc.
I have come across WYSIWYG Pro which looks good.
Thanks
Sarah
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