I think they’re handy, anyway:
- Enable Firefox spell checking in the Visual editor
- Add a toggle switch for advanced features in the Visual editor (try shift-v in IE or alt-shift-v in Firefox to do it manually). The extra toolbar has ‘paste plain text’ and ‘remove formatting’ buttons, which will help with a couple of the VE’s annoyances.
Enough procrastinating, Andrew. Back to work.
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Wordpress has its own rich text control (Sorry - “Visual editor”) rather than a open source control?!
It uses the open source TinyMCE. Wordpress itself is open source anyway, though…
Phew, I didn’t think anyone would be crazy enough to write their own