By default there is no WYSiWYG in Drupal (up thru D6 at least).. have you installed a WYSIWYG module? which one?
i'am try to using FCKeditor, whizzwyg and tinymce. It's working on administer page.. but i have problem for insert image..
As far as I know the default WYSIWYG module doesn't come with functionality to upload images using the editor (I only use TinyMCE - and it is the case with that). I tend to use the img_assist module to allow easy upload of images. See drupl.org ... project/img_assist (I can't post links yet) Make sure you read the doco first - there is some setup required.
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Thanks a lot for your attention and for your help. now.. i know how to using FCKEditor! i think i need change more setting before using it.. maybe want you to see my drupal site?? as you want.. here my site : http://seotrick.net
Adding images is much easier using modules such as image, image-attach, and such. Once you get your WYSIWYG editor working (look at your site status report to see if it is installed properly), update your input formats to use the new editor. You will also need to add the appropriate permissions for authenticated and anonymous users. To add inline images you will have to add the <span> and <img> tags to your input formats as well. Using the default insert image icon on your WYSIWYG editor, the user has to know what directories and such images are located in. Using the image-assist module users can upload their own images and insert them into their posts as well as being able to link to the image node they created. In other words, when an image is inserted into a post, it automatically creates an image page where the user can write commentary on the image. Then when the user clicks the image on the main page, the details and background info about the image can be displayed with the original size of the image rather than a thumbnail.
hai, Make use of FCK editor in which the browser settings can be set to true by configuring the FCk editor settings
Thanks for the tip. I started out using TinyMCE and it disappeared one day. After researching the problem and trying different things to no avail, it was my intention to try the FCK Editor. I found out though, that the FCK editor is touted to work, but has been replaced by the CKEDITOR. I'm in the process now of installing it and checking it out.
how to access Wysiwyg: 1. Turn on the Wysiwyg module: Site Building > Modules (look in the "User interface" block near the bottom). and Check the box and then click on "Save configuration" at the bottom of the page. 2. Create a one new i/p Format: Site configuration > input formats > Add input format. Here are the settings to use: * Name: Rich Text Editor * Roles: check authentication user" and "admin" * Filters: unchecked all boxes except "Smiley's filter" Click on "Save configuration. 3. Set the default Input format (if you want everyone to use the Rich Text Editor by default): Site configuration > i/p formats. Select the radio button next to "Rich Text Editor." 4. Associate FCKeditor with the Rich Text Editor input format: Site configuration > wysiwyg. In the drop-down selector next to Rich Text Editor, choose FCKeditor, then click Save. 5. Configure the FCKeditor (on the same node: Site configuration > wysiwyg). Under Operations in the Rich Text Editor line, click on Edit. * Check all three boxes under "Basic Setup" * Under buttons and plug-ins, check the boxes for the function buttons that you want to show. You can experiment with these (and add or delete them later). * Under Editor Appearance, leave as is. * Under Cleanup and Output, leave as is. * Under CSS, choose "Editor default CSS" (important! otherwise, the input screen will be black in the body box). ...finished...