[consulting] From Highly Formatted Print to Web -- Best Solution?

nan wich nan_wich at bellsouth.net
Fri Apr 8 19:25:45 UTC 2011


I have used several WYSIWYG editors, including CKEditor. That one may be the 
best at fixing the horrid HTML from Word, but it has a way to go and IMCE even 
further. I had to code special filters at my last gig to stop what got through 
from screwing things up. Another thing that probably would have helped would be 
to remove the "Disable rich-text editor" link; my users were doing that to 
insert GA scripts into their nodes.
 
Nancy
 
Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. -- Dr. Martin L. King, Jr.



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From: netsperience
  Placing text off the screen is an accessibility technique, however I 
wonder if you can be penalized in SERP when it is used for other purposes?

Also, you might get better WYSIWYG results with CKEditor instead of 
TinyMCE - but nothing beats well-formed hand-coded HTML.

I agree that using a PDF converter is the way to go.
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