Posts Tagged ‘WYSIWYG’

Custom ‘Content Widgets’ in WordPress

Tags: aesthetics, API, client, CMS, content, shortcode, WordPress, WYSIWYG
Posted in Development, Opinion, Tips, WordPress | 6 Comments »

Content management doesn’t have to be restrictive to your clients, but it shouldn’t be an open door either. Shortcode-based content widgets in WordPress are a great way to provide your client some additional creative freedom without compromising your design.

I Have a Huge Problem with WYSIWYG Editors

Tags: Clients, CMS, content, Design, Development, management, Opinion, WYSIWYG
Posted in Clients, Design, Development, Opinion | 15 Comments »

I’ve got a strong distaste for using WYSIWYG editors in content management systems, but it has become the accepted norm.

How to Retain Site Quality After Delivery

Tags: BBCode, Markdown, Opinion, Semantics, Standards, Textile, WYSIWYG, WYSIWYM, XHTML
Posted in Accessibility, Design, Development, HTML, Opinion, Semantics, Standards | 10 Comments »

There are a number of ways for clients to make updates in various CMSs, but which is best?

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