Collection of best Online Text Editor Better Then Notepad

Posted on 03 December 2010.

Many people knows that Internet Explorer was the first browser to add a ‘designMode’, Mozilla and most browsers have now implemented this facility. Design mode allows to edit the formatted parts of a document. Online rich-text editors present (WYSIWYG) ‘what you see is what you get’ interface for editing rich text online within your web browsers. Today we have compiled list of best online text editors for you to use and enjoy!

Real time Online Editor is simple and useful online HTML editor. One of the best feature of Real time editor is that It automatically corrects all the syntax problems with HTML scripts which the user makes during typing.

HTML Instant is another free online HTML editor. HTML Instant is very useful for web developers also because it supports CSS and tables.

CKEditor is a text editor to be used inside web pages. It’s a WYSIWYG editor, which means that the text being edited on it looks as similar as possible to the results users have when publishing it. It brings to the web common editing features found on desktop editing applications like Microsoft Word and OpenOffice.

Web Wiz Rich Text Editor (RTE) is a free WYSIWYG HTML Rich Text Editor that replaces standard textareas with an advanced Word style HTMLarea WYSIWYG Editor. The Web Wiz Rich Text Editor allows you to easily layout the content being entered into your textareas with real-time formatting such as bold, italic, fonts, etc. You can even upload and resize images, tables, attach files, paste from Word, and many other tools. The resulting source code is then submitted like any other textarea.

MarkItUp! is not meant to be a “Full-Features-Out-of-the-Box”-editor. Instead it is a very lightweight, customizable and flexible engine made to meet the developer’s needs in their CMSes, blogs, forums or websites. markItUp! is not a WYSIWYG editor.

TinyMCE is a platform independent web based Javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor control released as Open Source under LGPL by Moxiecode Systems AB. It has the ability to convert HTML TEXTAREA fields or other HTML elements to editor instances. TinyMCE is very easy to integrate into other Content Management Systems.

Yahoo rich text editor is one the best online text editor because it can also used on mobile browsers, so when you need to build a mobile app, this editor should be the first choice.

The Cross-Browser Rich Text Editor includes table suppor as well as an option to generate xhtml-compliant code. It supports IE5.5+/Mozilla 1.3+/Firefox 0.6.1+/Netscape 7.1+/Mac Safari 1.3+/Opera 9+, or any other browser that fully supports designMode() for rich-text features. All other browsers will display a standard textarea box instead.

JS Bin is a webapp specifically designed to help JavaScript and CSS folk test snippets of code, within some context, and debug the code collaboratively. JS Bin allows you to edit and test JavaScript and HTML.

DarkCopy is for anyone who enjoys the simplicity of a typewriter, and wants to increase productivity by focusing only on writing. It was created as a free, web-based clone of WriteRoom.

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Layouts

iJoomla Magazine Component comes with 12 possible layouts for your issues. You can assign a different layout for each issue or use the same layout each time.

You can easily add any of the article or module zones to the layouts to add more content to the issue.

The content to be displayed inside an issue depents on the layout and the tags it contains. By default, there are 7 available tags:

{MAGAZINE_NAME} - Magazine Name{MAGAZINE_DESC} - Magazine Description{EDITION_NAME} - Issue Name{EDITION_DESC} - Issue Description{EDITION_IMAGE} - Issue Image{ZONE_2} - default horizontal zone {ZONE_1} - default vertical zone

When you add more zones, you will be able to add their tags as well to the layout to show their content.

Each layout places the elements in different locations on the page. For example, you might want the main image to be on the left, above the vertical zone, with the horizontal zone on the right. Or you might want the main image to be between the vertical and the horizontal zones.

You can easily edit the layout by moving the tags around, it's as easy as copy-paste!

Each articles zone also has its own layout. You can select how many rows and columns of articles to display and set up many other parameters for full control.

If you have minimal HTML knowledge, you can create your own layouts with Dreamweaver or any other HTML editing tool.

Your Joomla site doesn't have to look like a blog anymore! Just use our layouts and zone features to give your site the professional look you desire.

Give each of your issues a unique look;Choose from 12 different layouts;Use tags to control where each tag appears inside the issue;The zones settings allow you even more control over the layout;Easily edit or create your own layouts;

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Show off your Facebook following in Joomla

I set up a Facebook fan page a while ago. Now, I've put up a FaceBook Fan Box here at JoomlaBlogger.

This box displays fans of my Facebook page directly in Joomla. You can find the module in the right sidebar.

To put a box like this in your own site you have a few options.

When I first installed a Facebook module on my site, I had some trouble with it. I've now found another module which seems to work better.

This is an update of a post I wrote in 2009, republished because of new information.

You can get the HTML from your Facebook page and put it into a Custom HTML module. Look for the link called 'Add Fan Box to Your Site'. You assign the module to a module position and you're done.

However, this can be challenging if your WYSIWYG editor messes up your code.

As I mentioned, the first time I set up a FaceBook module here on Joomlablogger, I faced some trouble. The module messed up my Google Analytics numbers. It made it look like I had a lower bounce rate and more pageviews than I actually have. When I removed the module, numbers went back to normal.

A few days ago, I found a small and elegant module that makes the process of adding a Facebook FanBox even simpler. FB LikeBox FanPage is a new, free module created by Giorgos Xilouris. It lets you place a FaceBook Fanbox in your Joomla page. The only thing you need to enter is the Facebook API key and the page ID of your Facebook page.

Before you start, you need a Facebook API key. This is done by installing the Facebook developer app and following the instructions provided here. Without the Facebook API key, you won't be able to have the info displayed in the module.

Download the FB LikeBox FanPage module, install it and assign it to a module position in your template. Then, enter your Facebook API key and Page ID - you're all set!

There are some more settings in the module as well, like showing the stream of updates from a selected number of users. You can also decide on the size of the box and the text displayed, to mention some of the functions. Check out the screen shot below for more. I think Khawaib Ahmed has made a nice little module and enjoyed how easy it was to set up.

I didn't do that, but it's possible to customize the module even further by customizing the stylesheet. That way, you can have the box match your template even better.

One last tip: As the FB LikeBox FanPage already has a border, you might want to use a module suffix to removed the border around your standard module display (if there is one). In the template I use, Phoenix from YooTheme, I used the 'blank' module suffix to get rid of the module border.

So - get started and show off your Facebook following in your Joomla site!

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Membresía por un año seminarios y video manuales sobre como implementar Internet como plataforma de negocios.

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Where should I go to submit my website to multiple search engines?

Question by Lefty: Where should I go to submit my website to multiple search engines?
I have tried a few services for submitting and I feel I got ripped off. According to google analyctics I am not getting any traffic from search engines. I would like to know where I should go to submit my site to a lot of search engines. Or the best method of SEO in this regards.
I am looking for a good informative answer. Trolls will be punished :}
Thanks Blair for the information. Yes I signed up with DMOZ some time ago. I get a few directs and referrals but thats it.

Best answer:

Answer by maprunner12
You can’t “submit” a website to a search engine unless you pay them and become a sponsor. It should appear when you search for it in detail.

What do you think? Answer below!

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Magazine Modules & Mambot

Featured article

Choose any of the articles in any of the editions and make it your featured article. You can use the article's default image or choose any other image in the stories folder to create your cover story.

Back Issues

Displays all of your back issues for a rich, content-filled site. We recommend that you un-publish future editions to keep your visitors coming back for more.

Future edition

Reveal the titles of articles to be published in future edition and give your visitors an idea of what's coming up next.

Current articles

Displays all the articles in the current edition. Place this module in a strategic location on your site and give your visitors easy access to your articles.

The iJoomla mambot allows you to add quotes to your magazine articles.  
Adding quotes can be a bit time consuming but we think it's worth the effort. It allows your users to understand the content of the article with just a glance. That encourages reading and increases stickiness.

 You must install the mambot if you want the quotes feature to work! 

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VirtueMart 1.1.6 released today - no more support for Joomla 1.0

Today, the VirtueMart Developer Team announced the release of VirtueMart 1.1.6.

As I mentioned in a previous post called What's going on with Virtuemart, it's been a long time since the last update of Virtuemart. Now, version 1.1.6 is here, with around 30 bugs fixed. There are not many features added, but the bug fixing is good to have.

Important: please read on before upgrading or installing!

As the Virtuemart team has previously announced, VirtueMart will no longer support  Joomla! 1.0.

VirtueMart 1.1.6 is the first release in the history of Virtuemart that is deployed for Joomla! 1.5 only.

A lot of bugs have been fixed, more than 30, take a look at the changelog below.

Bug #111: Old Price in PDF not correctly styledBug #116: bug in checking stockBug #119: Very long time open goods in categoryBug #127: PayPal (old method) data arrayBug #129: Some characters in attribute name cause issuesBug #130: "Return to product" link after sending information request form is wrongBug #131: Product with negative amount in stock show "Add to cart" instead of "Notify me"Bug #132: Image creation error when thumb height or width is Zero or empty in configuration -> site (tab)Bug #134: When creating text or textarea field type in Manage User Fields, default value is 0Bug #135: Zone shipping module doesn’t have ‘The shipping rate has been updated’ message when ‘Apply‘Bug #136: ‘Apply’ button in shipping module form acts wrongBug #137: Advanced Search according to Parameters can't find exact float valuesBug #138: Admin Customer Reviews page should have no "New" buttonBug #140: Download path issue on other domainsBug #143: Reflect checkout steps in the URLBug #151: Check for child itemsBug #152: EUVAT Check Address is changedBug #154: Bug with some SEF routerBug #156: Virtuemart registration form country and state list tanslationBug #157: Issue with apostrophe in backend user informationBug #158: PayPal API cart empty if shipping address and method are not enabledBug #159: Discount missing from cartBug #160: Breadcrumbs issue with links direct to category IDBug #161: Update README and INSTALLATIONBug #162: Product names are not translated in browse pageBug #163: Remove ordering buttons for child products list.Bug #164: Bug in ps_montradaBug #165: Coupon value is not changed according to currencyBug #166: Multiple tax rates issue with "no tax" productsBug #167: VM1.1.5: Orders equal to 0.00 but customers still get sent to PayPalBug #168: EUVATID Shipping TaxBug #176: Import / export menu items uselessBug #182: Bug in form registration fields validation Bug #183: Sort order is missing for newly created sub-categories Bug #184: Bug in get_price for child productsBug #185: Notify script not installedBug #186: In Product Type - Parameter Unit value is not shown on frontpage. Bug #198: "Deprecated" warning in PHP 5.3 when trying to add additional imagesFeature #114: After Changing Order Status Goes Back to ALL OrdersFeature #115: Error Process for Missing Required Ship To Fields Loses User Entered DataFeature #117: Illegal variable_files ... error after clicking Add to Cart when there are empty attributesFeature #128: State validation in registration formFeature #155: Account maintenance not redirected to httpsTask #178: Release of 1.1.6

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