Hey, I’ve been making a CMS system for our company, so that people can update webpages. I’m now working on a flash version, but the web based html-editors I use for the content is not exactly making Flash safe HTML code.
It’s a lot of <span> and as we all know, Flash is veeeeery picky when it comes to which html tags it can use.
My solution so far has been to only allow people to define text in a specific class and then import a css-document for the text in Flash.
However, I’m stumped as to how I’m supposed to create links.
Does anyone have a simple WYSIWYG online html editor where i can specifically define the tags that each function uses? Or even better, something thats built for Flash already.
Dreamweaver?
[QUOTE=praxiz;2335588]Hey, I’ve been making a CMS system for our company, so that people can update webpages. I’m now working on a flash version, but the web based html-editors I use for the content is not exactly making Flash safe HTML code.
It’s a lot of <span> and as we all know, Flash is veeeeery picky when it comes to which html tags it can use.
My solution so far has been to only allow people to define text in a specific class and then import a css-document for the text in Flash.
However, I’m stumped as to how I’m supposed to create links.
Does anyone have a simple WYSIWYG online html editor where i can specifically define the tags that each function uses? Or even better, something thats built for Flash already.[/QUOTE]
^ is not web-based and nothing close to what he is asking for. I think your solution lies in something like the products on this page: Forms - WebAppers | Web Resources | WebAppers . Also, that site has lots of other things that may help you - usually they are free. Good luck.
Hence why I put a question mark at the end because I was not sure. Thank you for educating me as well.
[QUOTE=project107;2335681]^ is not web-based and nothing close to what he is asking for. I think your solution lies in something like the products on this page: http://www.webappers.com/category/design/forms/ . Also, that site has lots of other things that may help you - usually they are free. Good luck.[/QUOTE]
With TinyMCE, you can specify what tags are allowed.
Yes, sort of true. I can remove buttons in the menu that are completely useless, but if I were to increase the font size of some text, the html code generated is not usable in Flash.
<span style="font-size: large;">
If I could somehow hack TinyMCE to turn that into <font size=“22”> or something, that would be a different story
That’s pretty good. It makes Flash safe tags, as far as I can see. But I can’t seem to increase font sizes or add css styles. Besides, my clients would have a meltdown if they couldn’t get a WYSIWYG editor. Some people think MS Word is complicated 
