Thread: Help with WYSIWYG editor?

Well I was asked to create a website for a non-profit organization for school. The client wants to be able to edit the text in their website and are getting a hosting plan probably at go daddy. However, I do not have enough experience to actually code my own editor so that they can log in at a certain page on the website and edit the page on the actual browser without having to download any third party software. I also need a solution so that I can implement the design that I made for them onto the website and still have that editor. Any ideas or help? If you have a particular program in mind, it has to be free. >.>;

Figured Selo would be able to take this one ;P

Selos > hina
(in terms of massively generalizing their jobs to categorize them under the same file)

Originally Posted by ™

Yeah, theres plenty of open source stuff, try tinyMCE

I'll take a look at it, I've been searching around on google for something suitable for a few days now and didn't know which one to chose. =\

I want one that is also simple for me to integrate into my own web template, not someone else's pre-made. >.>' And easy to use.

Well, tinyMCE is what you're looking for. You now owe me 10 bucks, rei