Online WYSIWYG editors have improved considerably since they first came out. They are getting aligned with the best practices of Web publishing. However, a problem still hovers around them, which is not their own fault. [Continue]
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ifacethoughtsI Do Not Use Visual Editors
Jim Stitzel does not use the WordPress visual editor. Me neither. And looking by the response in the comments, it seems a lot many do not use it. [Continue]
WYSIWYM
I am sure a lot of you are aware of WYSIWYG. Most of the editors where you can select the font, the style and the colors are WYSIWYG editors, where the underlying markup is hidden under these GUI controls for formatting. I got introduced to What You See Is What You Mean (WYSIWYM) through Peter Krantz. [Continue]
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