[TYPO3] Is htmlArea dead?

[Denyer Ec]

So long as it works in the big 3 (Firefox, IE and Opera) then I'm fine
with whatever they choose next, on the condition that it allows for
user-definable drop-down paragraph and inline styles like HTMLArea,
and doesn't inject hopeless quantities of useless markup.

I guess Safari users might enjoy a little love too... ;)

On 6/21/07, Timothy Patterson <tjpatter at svsu.edu> wrote:
> I agree...  Simpler configuration is a must.  TinyMCE is very powerful
> and it shouldn't be too hard to build some type of configuration wizard
> that combines a GUI and TS together.
>
> Thomas Schulze has done an excellent job with his TinyRTE extension...
> I'm thinking that with a little polishing this little module could go a
> long ways.  I especially like how it separates the real TinyMCE code
> apart from the Typo3 side of things.
>
> Andreas Balzer wrote:
> > Georg Ringer schrieb:
> >> Andreas Balzer wrote:
> >>> In general it might be great to see an editor that can be configured
> >>> more easily
> >>  > then htmlarea but offers the same
> >>  > configurability and functionality.
> >>
> >> So how should this RTE look like to get at least same configuration
> >> but easier?
> >>
> >> georg
> > what about if there's a possibility to use the Constant editor in the
> > look of a text guided wizzard?
> > 1) "Do you want to add the icons Cut & Paste?"
> > yes => toolbarentries[]=cut; toolbarentries[]=paste;
> > ...
> > 2) "How do you want to sort the toolbar?"
> > [ 1 ] [ 2 ] ...
> > cut   paste ...
> >
> >
> > It would probably get easier. Plus you can still use the features of
> > selecting and copying a bunch of TS lines through the template module.
> >
> > Of course something like this would have to be implemented globally, not
> > only in the RTE.
> >
> > Andreas
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