Hello!
I'm hoping to integrate the CKEditor into a website that I'm developing. Basically, I'm constructing a platform and users will be able to add individual web pages (somewhat like a blog, but the pages that they create will be part of the main site). As a WYSIWIG newbie, hopefully this isn't a silly question. But, basically, I'm "concerned" about how WYSIWIG editors seem to use inline CSS as the main way of styling; if a user wants a red font, 32px, then when they click on the appropriate buttons, it will be created as an inline CSS property.
1) Isn't this considered bad practice?
2) I know that I can create styles myself and integrate them into CKEditor (pretty cool!), but is there a way that the user can create styles on the fly via CKEditor in order to minimize the inline CSS?
Thank you for your help.
-Eric
I'm hoping to integrate the CKEditor into a website that I'm developing. Basically, I'm constructing a platform and users will be able to add individual web pages (somewhat like a blog, but the pages that they create will be part of the main site). As a WYSIWIG newbie, hopefully this isn't a silly question. But, basically, I'm "concerned" about how WYSIWIG editors seem to use inline CSS as the main way of styling; if a user wants a red font, 32px, then when they click on the appropriate buttons, it will be created as an inline CSS property.
1) Isn't this considered bad practice?
2) I know that I can create styles myself and integrate them into CKEditor (pretty cool!), but is there a way that the user can create styles on the fly via CKEditor in order to minimize the inline CSS?
Thank you for your help.
-Eric