Why not create a custom simple CMS for all of your client’s sites. Brand it up with your logo and such. If you cannot do this, out source it. It wont cost a lot, I am sure in the service > programming section you will find someone cheap. And btw, about tinymce, all that does is turns <form>'s into WYSIWYG editors, so when you type plain text into the form, it generates HTML. Very useful if your client does not know HTML.
> narsticle > > ok...ive found programs like tinymce. i think i am on the right track > but do there type of content editors interface with mysql or something? > How do they save the info? With something like tinymce (and other editors) you are responsible for saving the input. So, typically, something like that is used in conjunction with a database so whatever is entered can later be displayed on a web page (at every page refresh). Dan