Can you plug in a WYSIWYG editor without a CMS?

[lsterling03]

I am designing a site and don't want to use a CMS for the whole thing. However, I would like to allow one page to be edited by non-technical personnel. Is it possible to "plug in" a WYSIWYG html editor on just that page, so someone can log in and edit that section?

The only way I know to do it is to use a full CMS, but I don't want to be confined by that because of specific design considerations of this site.

Any suggestions?

[engadven]

Client side CMS solutions would do the trick. With these you can more easily configure the site so that only some pages are editable.
Contribute is one example but I think there are other WYSIWYG type editors that will interface with live sites.
Superbloggging is another that's form based like an on-line CMS so might be easier for the client to use.

[dreamcatcher]

Alternatively you can try a WYSIWYG like SPAW or FCKEditor. That might be what you are after.

dc

[phranque]

you might also look at tinyMCE.

[lorax]

I'll second TinyMCE. There are several CMS applications that employ it - Drupal being one of them.