Comments on: WordPress 2.5 Released: My Thoughts http://blogtipz.com/2008/03/29/wordpress-25-released-my-thoughts/ The best tips to help promote and grow your blog. Thu, 09 Feb 2012 00:03:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Kevin http://blogtipz.com/2008/03/29/wordpress-25-released-my-thoughts/comment-page-1/#comment-965 Kevin Tue, 01 Apr 2008 04:12:58 +0000 http://blogtipz.com/?p=616#comment-965 @Ben Barden - Most of the problems I encounter with WYSIWYG editors is that they end up being more time consuming than intended. Another reason why I find myself having problems is taking shortcuts for centering the text and images, while the editor will use the proper format, cutting out the HTML edits. I have rarely experienced browser-specific issues, however I am switching back to Firefox (3.0 Beta 5) from Safari for writing content due to crashes. Finally, thanks for subscribing. :-) @Ben Barden – Most of the problems I encounter with WYSIWYG editors is that they end up being more time consuming than intended. Another reason why I find myself having problems is taking shortcuts for centering the text and images, while the editor will use the proper format, cutting out the HTML edits.

I have rarely experienced browser-specific issues, however I am switching back to Firefox (3.0 Beta 5) from Safari for writing content due to crashes.

Finally, thanks for subscribing. :-)

]]> By: Kevin http://blogtipz.com/2008/03/29/wordpress-25-released-my-thoughts/comment-page-1/#comment-66404 Kevin Tue, 01 Apr 2008 04:12:00 +0000 http://blogtipz.com/?p=616#comment-66404 @Ben Barden - Most of the problems I encounter with WYSIWYG editors is that they end up being more time consuming than intended. Another reason why I find myself having problems is taking shortcuts for centering the text and images, while the editor will use the proper format, cutting out the HTML edits. I have rarely experienced browser-specific issues, however I am switching back to Firefox (3.0 Beta 5) from Safari for writing content due to crashes. Finally, thanks for subscribing. :-) @Ben Barden – Most of the problems I encounter with WYSIWYG editors is that they end up being more time consuming than intended. Another reason why I find myself having problems is taking shortcuts for centering the text and images, while the editor will use the proper format, cutting out the HTML edits.

I have rarely experienced browser-specific issues, however I am switching back to Firefox (3.0 Beta 5) from Safari for writing content due to crashes.

Finally, thanks for subscribing. :-)

]]> By: Ben Barden http://blogtipz.com/2008/03/29/wordpress-25-released-my-thoughts/comment-page-1/#comment-953 Ben Barden Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:30:47 +0000 http://blogtipz.com/?p=616#comment-953 I'm not a WordPress user (I use my own system) but there is one thing I have noticed in virtually every system with a WYSIWYG editor. It is often the fault of the browser, not the blogging system or CMS, as to why you get bad HTML in the editor sometimes. IE creates some very bad code that can be very tricky to remove. Firefox is a lot better but it can change code that you wrote yourself. It's possible to change the code that the browser creates, but the more workarounds a system has, the slower it may be. PS: Nice site, I'm now a subscriber. :) I’m not a WordPress user (I use my own system) but there is one thing I have noticed in virtually every system with a WYSIWYG editor. It is often the fault of the browser, not the blogging system or CMS, as to why you get bad HTML in the editor sometimes. IE creates some very bad code that can be very tricky to remove. Firefox is a lot better but it can change code that you wrote yourself. It’s possible to change the code that the browser creates, but the more workarounds a system has, the slower it may be.

PS: Nice site, I’m now a subscriber. :)

]]> By: Ben Barden http://blogtipz.com/2008/03/29/wordpress-25-released-my-thoughts/comment-page-1/#comment-66403 Ben Barden Mon, 31 Mar 2008 07:30:00 +0000 http://blogtipz.com/?p=616#comment-66403 I'm not a WordPress user (I use my own system) but there is one thing I have noticed in virtually every system with a WYSIWYG editor. It is often the fault of the browser, not the blogging system or CMS, as to why you get bad HTML in the editor sometimes. IE creates some very bad code that can be very tricky to remove. Firefox is a lot better but it can change code that you wrote yourself. It's possible to change the code that the browser creates, but the more workarounds a system has, the slower it may be. PS: Nice site, I'm now a subscriber. :) I’m not a WordPress user (I use my own system) but there is one thing I have noticed in virtually every system with a WYSIWYG editor. It is often the fault of the browser, not the blogging system or CMS, as to why you get bad HTML in the editor sometimes. IE creates some very bad code that can be very tricky to remove. Firefox is a lot better but it can change code that you wrote yourself. It’s possible to change the code that the browser creates, but the more workarounds a system has, the slower it may be.

PS: Nice site, I’m now a subscriber. :)

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