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| <font 14pt:bold/Comic Sans MS;;#3300CC;;#FFFF99>fckgLite is a Javascript implementation of the FCKeditor for DokuWiki. It is “Lite” only historically, from a time when it was being developed as an experimental alternative to DokuWikiFCK, which is no longer being actively maintained .1) Every effort is made to keep current with the latest upgrades to Dokuwiki.</font> \\ | <font 14pt:bold/Comic Sans MS;;#3300CC;;#FFFF99>fckgLite is a Javascript implementation of the FCKeditor for DokuWiki. It is “Lite” only historically, from a time when it was being developed as an experimental alternative to DokuWikiFCK, which is no longer being actively maintained .1) Every effort is made to keep current with the latest upgrades to Dokuwiki.</font> \\ | ||
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| - | <font 12pt:normal/Copperplate, Copperplate Gothic Bold;;#99FF00;;#3333CC>fckgLite attempts to support all DokuWiki markup with the exception of php and email-style comments. While fckgLite has a great many aspects, its main function is to convert the HTML entered into the FCKeditor into native Dokuwiki markup and to save that to the server.</font> | + | <font 20px/Copperplate,Copperplate Gothic Bold;;rgb(153, 255, 0);;rgb(51, 51, 204)>fckgLite attempts to support all DokuWiki markup with the exception of php and email-style comments. While fckgLite has a great many aspects, its main function is to convert the HTML entered into the FCKeditor into native Dokuwiki markup and to save that to the server.</font> |
