Larry wrote:
Another fact to consider is that most WYSIWYG word processors (Word, OOo Writer, KWord, etc.) generally produce output that is tailored for a printer. Their web-targeted output is by and large attrocious and breaks very very easily...unless you do a dramatic amount of cleanup,
yes, but this is very easily done automatically, outside and before the scope of my original rant, with the right FOSS tools and a bit of initial planning:
* write in openoffice defining ad-hoc styles and using them consistently. * convert the opendocument files to html in openoffice or (in the near future, when ready) any of the command line converters to html * run html tydy * import result in cms
Oh, and using an HTML editor as you suggest, means just ignoring the most on-topic bottleneck, ie how to not load anything in drupal manually...
by which point it's frequently easier to just copy and paste the text out of it.
You surely were kidding here, right? Pasting from OpenOffice into an HTML text area looses all formatting (distinguishing heading from chapters, preserving URLs, etc....)
Ciao, O.