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is the non wysiwig editor still available?
I can't find hte non-wysywyg editor anymore. What happened to it? The new wysywyg one is a little buggy.
I’m indifferent
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Inappropriate?Hi Rich,
If you are using one of our older wikis, you can find out more about switching between the Point and Click and the Wiki Style editors here:
http://newfaq.pbwiki.com/
(see items 4 and 6)
Thanks for asking.
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Inappropriate?If you've upgraded to 2.0 then there isn't an available non-wysiwig editor.
If you're ambitious, you can add some javascript to your page that gives you the ability to edit pages with simple pbwiki 1.0 markup.
(I've got an example of this if you're interested)1 Comment
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This answers the question
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Don't tease me, I'm interested in seeing that.
Thanks Tim -
Inappropriate?I believe my company started with 2.0 wikis from the start. I'm ambitious and interested. I would love to try the javascript.
In general, I'm used to making wiki pages in a much faster, less buggy manner than pbwiki currently supports. So I would love to learn about anything that will speed page creation/editing and eliminate dialogs.
I’m interested
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Inappropriate?log into this wiki:
http://copytest2.pbwiki.com/bobbo
then click the "classic edit" on the right...
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Inappropriate?Also worth mentioning:
You can work in an HTML Editor by clicking on the "Source" tool in the WYSIWYG Editor toolbar. You can add standard HTML tags to create headings, modify text (e.g., size, color, emphasis), etc. as you enter your page's content.
