 I have finally gotten around to setting up the Midas editor so that  i can use it to post my weblog. It is really neat, just like the IE  WYSIWYG editor I was using. It was really simple to set up (all  done in my lunch hour). There is an API for it too  so you can add more functionality than is there by default. To set  it up all, I had to do was copy the html from the Demo page. Then edit  some User  Prefs. I added an additional Pref, (user_pref(“font.default”,  “tahoma”);) so that Times new Roman isn't the  defualt font (yuch!!)(How to  change default font on the Gecko engine). The Midas editor is  built on the Mozilla  Editor. I will now never ever have to use IE again woohoooo!!  (ok maybe when I require an IE specific plugin but that's it).
I have finally gotten around to setting up the Midas editor so that  i can use it to post my weblog. It is really neat, just like the IE  WYSIWYG editor I was using. It was really simple to set up (all  done in my lunch hour). There is an API for it too  so you can add more functionality than is there by default. To set  it up all, I had to do was copy the html from the Demo page. Then edit  some User  Prefs. I added an additional Pref, (user_pref(“font.default”,  “tahoma”);) so that Times new Roman isn't the  defualt font (yuch!!)(How to  change default font on the Gecko engine). The Midas editor is  built on the Mozilla  Editor. I will now never ever have to use IE again woohoooo!!  (ok maybe when I require an IE specific plugin but that's it).