For the most part CKeditor 3 works quite well... and my general use is allowing users to edit their web pages using ckeditor to build the html - then save the generated source to a database - then re-display on the appropriate page.
However since switching from fckeditor I'm getting complaints from users stating the content entered in the wysiwyg does not represent what is displayed on their page.
It seems that ordered lists and unordered lists definitely can provide some unpredictable spacing issues. Getting the correct indentation is difficult, as it seems the lists are severely de-indented to the left outside of the provided table.
I did a bit of research on html output, found some code but no real examples of where/how to place the code and not even sure this is what i'm looking for.
It seems like the most basic requirement for a wysiwyg, but what's the simplest way to save and re-display content on a page that looks exactly like the content entered/viewed in ckeditor?
Thanks a-ton for any assistance.
However since switching from fckeditor I'm getting complaints from users stating the content entered in the wysiwyg does not represent what is displayed on their page.
It seems that ordered lists and unordered lists definitely can provide some unpredictable spacing issues. Getting the correct indentation is difficult, as it seems the lists are severely de-indented to the left outside of the provided table.
for example: This is my text - displayed in ckeditor This is my text - displayed in my page... even displayed outside the current div)
I did a bit of research on html output, found some code but no real examples of where/how to place the code and not even sure this is what i'm looking for.
It seems like the most basic requirement for a wysiwyg, but what's the simplest way to save and re-display content on a page that looks exactly like the content entered/viewed in ckeditor?
Thanks a-ton for any assistance.