I love WYMeditor! I have always been a stickler for semantic markup instead of visual markup. Currently I'm working on a project where I'm using WYMeditor to edit small bits of content on a page, and while editing tables seems to work fine on Firefox, it's a pain in Opera (no buttons for adding/removing rows/columns, can't delete the table once added without going into the markup). As this project is targeted for end-users who do not want to deal with HTML code, I'd like to know what it takes to support these table editing features in Opera. (Does it work in IE? I didn't test that yet.)
While I'm no expert in Javascript programming, I have been forced to learn some very complex JS at work, so if necessary I can make changes to the WYMeditor code, if pointed in the right direction.
Of course, I'll contribute all changes back to the project for others' benefit.How exactly do the current adding/deleting buttons work? Is this completely a Gecko feature, or is there some WYMeditor code that handlees it? Is it easy to add browser-specific handling to the WYMeditor code? (I.e., detect absence of buttons feature, activate code that does it manually). Thanks in advance for the info.