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yet another wysiwyg editor for non techie to update text

         

leoo24

11:19 pm on Jan 25, 2005 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



yes sorry guys, i've been searching and searching but haven't found what i'm looking for.

What i was aiming for:

My mum wants to update a few sections of text on her sites without having to bother me. i've tried a load of wysiwyg web based editors but they either dont' work or don't seem to be able to open files?

quoted from someone in another thread


Check out Page Publisher from interactivetools.com. It's commercial software, but only costs $99. You take an existing website and then define areas which can be edited by the client. They log in and get a wysiwyg editor that lets them modify specific chunks of text on various pages that you define. It's a great tool when you create a website for a client and then hand it over for them to maintain and update.

now that would be absolutely perfect! if it were free.

So, does anyone know of a free version of the above or an online editor that you can open up in a browser window and it can then open files on the hosting account

thanks

Leo

bill

12:02 pm on Jan 26, 2005 (gmt 0)

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Why not look at some CMS packages? There are tons of open source projects that will let you do this. There are also several blog softwares that will do the same. The key is to separate your content from your design. A CMS will do that nicely. opensourceCMS.com is a good starting place to test some of these out.

leoo24

7:52 pm on Jan 26, 2005 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



thanks bill :)

i'll have a look at that. I have absolutely no experience with any form of content management other than forum software and my own programming (include's etc) and wasn't sure if a cms would do something so simple.