why is it that when I go to setting

SapporoGuy wrote:Heh?
Never heard of it. However, that is pretty sweet.
Didn't see a source code option in the demo ...

Do you have to use it through the CDN? or can you host it yourself?

Of course there is a source code button and it is fully free to use and include your own.. didn't even see an option for CDN.. the download button is much larger.

I tried it a while ago for my own uses.. the only issue I ran into was the way that it saves.. it assumes that the form will be saved with an actual form button. OpenCart uses links with javascript to call the submit (like $('login').submit()) which is not done from within the form. This caused the code to not save correctly for me. But I'm sure it could be fixed rather easily

The CDN part was on the main download page.
Some easy to install type of setup ...

hmmm, I wonder if there is an advantage to switch?

Aside from the overall filesize... perhaps it loads on the page faster. I know jay hates the loading time it takes for ckeditor to start... actually all editors.. but maybe less noticeable with a smaller faster file. Also its just 1 file and 1 sprite image which is a hell of a lot more manageable.

I'll try to get it working on a dev setup and see what is involved, testing it with multiple languages and what not

my biggest problem with most of the wysiwyg editors other than ckedior and tinymce is that they don't have an image upload option. I know most of them have options for you to put in a web address where the image is, but for your average user they don't know how to do that.

jty wrote:

hbuchel wrote:I thought I once found a way to make it use tinyMCE http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/ but honestly I don't know if that one has issues, either.

tiny mice also adds the < p > but tiny mice is much betterer than the F*CK Editor
it really easy to drop in tinymce

With a bit of Googling, I have found that you can unforce the use of <p> tags using tinymce
Search Google for "tinymce removing <p> tags"
but I dunno about the CK editor, though I find it interesting that it has been renamed to CK Editor. What was wrong with his original initials

"F*CK Editor"

Should be enough to get the idea