[ST] An easy way for content providers to update pages on the Arisia web site

[Dave Belfer-Shevett]

David D'Antonio wrote:
> For what it's worth, my few attempts to edit pages with Drupal (even  
> in raw text mode) with Safari failed last year. But since it was the  
> Org chat I was trying to edit, I'm not sure that was a comprehensive  
> test.

I'm sorry, I m isquoted - FCKEditor works fine in Safari.  TinyMCE does not.

> I'd recommend someone edit up some test page with Safari in Drupal  
> and end the speculation. I would but I'm still waiting for my account  
> to be approved.

As this conversation continues off-list, what I'm recommending to users 
who are using Safari is either edit the page raw (don't use the 
wysiwyg), or copy the block of text into an HTML editor and edit it 
there, then reload it when done.

In reality, very few 'large complex pages' are needed when working with 
Drupal, because 99% of the formatting, layout, and appearance is done by 
the CMS and the stylesheets, not in hand-coding in <table> commands. 
There are exceptions (such as the org chart), but most content is very 
simple text, with a minimum of HTML.

	-dbs