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20021003 Thursday October 03, 2002

HTML Editor as a Plug-In? Found via Be Blogging, the Mozilla Composite Editor. Here's the scoop:

ComposIte is a chrome overlay which enables a streamlined Mozilla Editor for html composition in textareas. To use the editor, hit ctrl-e in a textarea. Alternately, you can turn on an 'Edit with Composite' button in the Composite prefs (v0.0.5 and higher).

The bad part, as Ugo notes, is that it does not generate XHTML. I haven't tried it, but it does come from Mozilla.org, so there's definite hope. Posted in The Web at Oct 03 2002, 05:22:33 AM MDT Add a Comment

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