Wygwam
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Gone are the days of confusing configuration scripts, Word ’97-inspired UI, and markup that rivals the semantics of tables. Welcome to Wygwam.
A Strong Foundation in CKEditor 3
Wygwam fields are powered b.y CKEditor 3, the best WYSIWYG in town. It’s fast, accessible, and produces clean, semantic markup. It even features a “Paste from Word” dialog that’ll pry inline styles from your clients’ copy! Read more about what makes CKEditor so great at its Features page.
Browse and Upload Files
Assign one of your EE upload directories to a Wygwam field, and you’ll be able to browse and upload images, SWFs, and other files right from Wygwam, thanks to its built-in CKFinder integration.
FF Matrix Compatibility
Wygwam is the only WYSIWYG editor that integrates seamlessly with FF Matrix, allowing you to save multiple blocks of HTML within a single entry.
Easy to Customize
Creating a custom toolbar is made easy with Wygwam’s drag-n-drop toolbar configurator. And new in Wygwam 2, you have access to just about all of CKEditor’s config settings right from your field’s settings.
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This entry was last updated February 26, 2010, 12:46 am.
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1 Review:
Oxygen Smith 09.04.09
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It’s incredibly easy to set up button configurations, and you modify what CSS options are available in the “Styles” by modifying a simple “default.js” file. Awesome!