I've revamped my business site. Well, I'm still working on it but so far so good.
I managed to validate the website against XHTMl 1.1, 508 and WCAG priority 1, 2 and 3 standards and I must admit I thought the output of FCKEditor wasn't capable of exporting such clean code.
So it's still work in progress but I wondered what you think of it.
http://jmstudio.nl
(don't get confused with JAVA's JMstudio, I never knew that existed until my brother pointed it out to me...., 2 days after registering the domain )
business site
Re: business site
That's why I don't like FCKEditor. The editor makes some code changes I don't want. For example try this:amygdela wrote: I must admit I thought the output of FCKEditor wasn't capable of exporting such clean code.
Insert this in wysiwyg mode:
and than look in source code. You will found this"bla bla"
It means every input like tags will destroyed - you MUST control the source code ."bla bla"
My favourite editor TinyMCE do it right ...
Re: business site
Errr, Cyberman. " is the correct notation for quotes in HTML.
But FCKEditor wrecks your indents and spaces in the source as well (this happens throughout the whole script, by the way), so I've switched it off for now.
But FCKEditor wrecks your indents and spaces in the source as well (this happens throughout the whole script, by the way), so I've switched it off for now.
Re: business site
For HTML that's right I know, but not for tags.amygdela wrote: Errr, Cyberman. " is the correct notation for quotes in HTML.
Another example . I wrote this in wysiwyg mode
and got this source{cms_module module="news" number="5" category="Bier"}
This will not work.{cms_module module="news" number="5" category="Bier"}
For me it's easy to check the source code, but not for my customers.
Last edited by cyberman on Fri Jan 20, 2006 5:59 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: business site
Oh really? I reckon I never had such problems. I just type that in my WYSIWYG, and I get what I need...?