On Thursday, 3 May 2012 07:45:40 UTC-5, Aurelijus Useckas wrote: > > First of all it looks very promissing. I would just consider including > some more options into the editing toolbar. *Underline* for instance, or > perhaps even some additional fonts? Or do we want the style to be in line > with the CSS only? That's a reasonable idea too.
We cannot add more features to the toolbar. I included those features that all current browser support. Changing attributes like attribute text-decoration:underline is not supported by all browsers. This is a editeableContent issue. Anyway, I think the style should be handles by the CSS and the text-decoration is a CSS issue. Perhaps there should be a way to edit the CSS as well. > > What about if I want to edit different <div's>? Is there an option to > choose which part of a page I want to edit at the certain moment or if I > press EDIT, all zones become active for input at once? > > But overall it trully looks "The only CMS you need". Can't wait to put my > hands on the beta :) > > Thnx > > On Tuesday, May 1, 2012 11:35:28 PM UTC+3, Massimo Di Pierro wrote: >> >> This is what I have so far... >> >> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/18065445/Tmp/w2cms.pdf >> >> you can try some of it here but you cannot login. You can edit the >> content of the white box. >> >> http://tests.web2py.com/w2cms/default/index >> >> >> - can clone any existing web site (copies, html, css, js, images and >> fixes all links) >> - comes with may layouts (supports all joomla, drupal, worldpress layouts) >> - can edit pages in place using html5 contentEditable (true wysiwyg) but >> can also edit raw html >> - users can limit which page areas are editable >> - injects scripts into pages which display 3 drawers on every page and >> are content dependent >> - pages have tags and read-write attributes. You can find tags and groups >> using autocomplete. >> - @{page.menu} inserts a menu, @{page.title} inserts title etc, >> @{widget.whatever.you.define} >> - If you cut and paste in the page a link to a youtube page, it embeds >> the video on the page. Same with vimeo and other oembed services. I use my >> own library for this which is similar to django-oembed and micawber (in >> fact it supports more services than them and I have submitted a patch to >> micawber). >> - supports latex via mathjax >> >> It still needs some work before I can release it. >> >> What else would you like to see in a CMS? >> >> massimo >> >>
