CKEditor

Well be working on XHTML compatibility in the future, after the first production version of the editor will be available.

Best regards,
FredCK

XHTML compatibility is available in version 0.9.5 beta.

FredCK

This is absolutely fabulous. I've been playing around with your editor, and it's really top notch.

This thing is absolutely wonderful.

I've looked at a half-dozen editors, but out of the box this thing has the best quality code I've seen yet!

Some of the XML editors that are out there are pretty cool as well, such as the Bitflux Editor.

Jonathan

From what I can tell, the MS DHTML commands need to be updated with XHTML-compliant ones for lowercase stuff to work. Anyone?

Does anyone know how to go in to the files of this software and change everything to lowercase?

I would think its pretty straightforward.

Please email ba@ nOSPAM accessglobe.com

I found small workaround:

Before you store UGLY HTML produced by MS DHTML just convert all bad-looking tags

example:

$nice_xhtml = str_replace('<BR>','<br />',$bad_html);

I hope it helps. Jaaaco.

Hey Jaaaco,

And easier and better way... just set config.EnableXHTML = true on the fck_config.js file.

(Version 1.5 is recommended... there is a bug fix regarding the XHTML support)

Best regards,
FredCK

I think it would be great if XHTML strict compliant code could in some way be enforced. That is, any direct formatting using <font> tags and the like, should (optionally) be prohibited. This also means that when pasting text from any RTF document (Word, PDF, HTML etc.) all such direct formatting should be stripped out. To format a XHTML compliant document one would need to use CSS.

I have noticed that the editor now cleans code pasted from MS Office applications, the function that does that could be extended to enforce XHTML compliance.