I think the problem is that Safari's latest "ContentEditable" implementation differs from all known methods and is hard to adapt for existing projects. So AFAIK there is no WYSIWYG editor available for Safari/Konqueror (and Opera).
FCKEditor is working on Safari support, aand so is tinyMCE. so hopefully we would see it soon.
Latestly Its great to see TinyMCE. and Oh that iManager is kickass. :) thanks garvin. Now all we need is a Slideshowpro (slideshowpro.net) type slideshow plugin :) I can make one though, if there is a need for it.
IF anyone is interested. I found a comparison of various WYSIWYG Editors. excellent article
http://www.entornoambiental.com/uploads/WYSIWYGEDITORSREVIEW.pdf
Editize (http://www.editize.com/democms.php) works in safari but it isn't free. Ektron (www.ektron.com) flash based editor works as well, and not free as well :). Obedit (http://www.oblius.com/previews/projects/obedit3/) flash based and free,
Tinu Coman am um :
Yes. But it is not free...
http://www.interaktonline.com/Products/KTML/Overview/
I am using it on my CMS software and it is great. I didn't mind paying the price for it
Dane am um :
The HardCore Web Content Editor is the only WYSIWYG HTML editor based on JavaScript that supports Safari (as far as I know). http://editor.hardcoreinternet.co.uk. However, it is commercial.
Garvin am um :
I think the problem is that Safari's latest "ContentEditable" implementation differs from all known methods and is hard to adapt for existing projects. So AFAIK there is no WYSIWYG editor available for Safari/Konqueror (and Opera).
MySchizoBuddy am um :
FCKEditor is working on Safari support, aand so is tinyMCE. so hopefully we would see it soon.
Latestly Its great to see TinyMCE. and Oh that iManager is kickass. :) thanks garvin. Now all we need is a Slideshowpro (slideshowpro.net) type slideshow plugin :) I can make one though, if there is a need for it.
MySchizoBuddy am um :
IF anyone is interested. I found a comparison of various WYSIWYG Editors. excellent article http://www.entornoambiental.com/uploads/WYSIWYGEDITORSREVIEW.pdf
MySchizoBuddy am um :
Editize (http://www.editize.com/democms.php) works in safari but it isn't free. Ektron (www.ektron.com) flash based editor works as well, and not free as well :). Obedit (http://www.oblius.com/previews/projects/obedit3/) flash based and free,
Tinu Coman am um :
Yes. But it is not free... http://www.interaktonline.com/Products/KTML/Overview/ I am using it on my CMS software and it is great. I didn't mind paying the price for it
Dane am um :
The HardCore Web Content Editor is the only WYSIWYG HTML editor based on JavaScript that supports Safari (as far as I know). http://editor.hardcoreinternet.co.uk. However, it is commercial.