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[lester]

Has anyone noticed any changes to the editor? or advanced option?

The new Editor

The forum is now running with the new CKEditor (formerly known as FCKeditor). It is more powerful and has more feature than the previous editor.

CKEditor is a text editor to be used inside web pages. It's a WYSIWYG editor, which means that the text being edited on it looks as similar as possible to the results users have when publishing it. It brings to the web common editing featuresfound on desktop editing applications like Microsoft Word and OpenOffice.

Currently not every CKeditor feature is available on this forum, additional features will be enabled if the CKeditor proives popular and useful.

Points to note that may address some issues that were lacking in the old editor are;

• This Editor has an “Auto Save” function, which comes handy while typing a long blog post or posting a new thread with lots of content. This sis set to auto save every 30 seconds.
• CKEditor is full compatibility with “WebKit” browsers such as Google Chrome and Safari.
• CKEditor has an “Paste from Word” feature which lets you preserve the as much of Microsoft Word Text Formatting as possible while pasting the content directly from a document.

CKEditor offers full accessibility functionality, its fast loading and has awesome AJAX capabilities.

[mackrackit]

Yes, I noticed a difference. Looking good.

Is the autosave making use of the HTML5 data storage function?

[Ioannis]

Sure we did!

I had some difficulties in logging in from the update of the system till now...

Tools looking very nice and I think is really WYSIWYG.

Ioannis

[Demon]

I didn't read "formerly known as FCKeditor" the first time.

[mister_e]

The missing letter is ?...........

[lester]

Now, come on children......stop the giggling!

The FCK in FCKeditor stands for Frederico Caldeira Knabben, the creator of the editor. Those letters resemble a well-known vulgarity in the English language, (something that Frederico, a native Brazilian , was unaware of when he first released the program). As a result, Knabben changed the program's name to CKEditor beginning with v3.0. The CK letters now stand for Content and Knowledge.

The ability to grab attention with those letters in the English speaking community was exploited by the fashion house French Connection in their brand mark FCUK French Connection UK

OK, lesson over...back to work.

[Charles Linquis]

Wow. I didn't mean for my post to cause such a commotion, but now I'm glad. Everyone wins!