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Soon to Be Released CKEditor 4 Features New Skin And Inline Editing

PsxMeUP writes "CKEditor, one of the world's most popular WYSIWYG HTML editors, is getting a new default skin. The winner, Rafal Bromirski, will also receive $1000. The new design is going with the trendy monochrome look. The skin will be used with the soon-to-be-released CKEditor 4, which will feature inline editing." I recommend checking out the inline editing demo. Who needs textarea any more?

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  1. Re:Slashvertising. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Informative

    To simplify Open Source community involvement and development, CKEditor 4 is now hosted on GitHub, the popular git community site.

    OK.

  2. Re:Slashvertising. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Informative

    It's an open-source project, fool, and a pretty darn good one.

  3. Re:Noooooooooo! by interval1066 · · Score: 4, Insightful

    With color, your eyes can quickly jump to the right one...

    Which is great for people with color sight. As a colorblind person I can testify that this is of no use to me whatsoever. Now, before you 'color' (<- clever, no?) me an activist lemme just say that this is not a big deal to me, I'm comfortable in my disability and am not advocating some kind of radical, PETA-esque change in society. But your very first statement; "With monochromatic icons, you need to inspect each icon carefully to discern its shape.", well, sorry but I just don't find this to be too much of a burden. Yes, I do it as a matter of course. But do you REALLY need the extra help?

    I like the trend to less chromatic styles, its helps me and I believe it lends itself to a more streamlined, uniform look for all of us. Its hardly anything to get activist about, but like the 2nd law I tend to less complexity anyway.

    --
    Python: 'And then suddenly you have a language which says "we're all stuck with whatever the whiniest coder wants".'