> Instead of using WYSIWYG-editors (none of them quite right at the moment, > although some show promise), has anyone ever showed and/or taught their > clients Textile ( http://www.textism.com/tools/textile/ )? > I mean, it can literally be picked up in a matter of minutes
Are you kidding me? Not a single client of ours would be happy about using Textile (or understand it beyond the day of us explaining it to them), way too complex for sure. Hell, *I* don't even get Textile half the time and can't remember it because I find it unintuitive -- I hate when blogs force me to use Textile in comments instead of plain and simple HTML. Especially for web design / development blogs, one should just allow normal HTML formatting. Just limit the allowed elements and attributes, is what I say. :-) Cheers, -- Faruk Ates Web consultant, designer, developer and project manager www.kurafire.net - www.mediadesign.nl - www.happyclog.com ********************************************************* The CMS discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ *********************************************************
