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A Look Inside the New @Jimdo Experience:http://t.co/oXlDKXGZaH#CMS #WebsiteBuilder #WebDesign
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Creating a Simple #MailChimp Newsletter Signup Form for Foundation 5 Framework #CMS http://t.co/x5NaKONU0E
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#WordPress 4.0 'Benny' Released With Editing & Interface Improvements http://t.co/2pqBozDLoP
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#WordPress 4.0 'Benny' Released With Editing & Interface Improvements http://t.co/unZpO9Rmwe
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DotCMS Partners With Azul Systems to Improve Scalability & Reliabilityhttps://t.co/0WR0woirkf#CMS #Enterprise #Java @dotcms @AzulSystems
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Creating a Simple #MailChimp Newsletter Signup Form for Foundation 5 Framework #cms http://t.co/C5mQhAmVPy
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RT @Sitecore: #Sitecore #SYMNA is next week! Here's @CMSCritic's take on what to expect! http://t.co/l4y82fjM0A
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Nominations are open for the Critics' Choice #CMS Awards http://t.co/znfmWO67iF #cmsawards
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RT @tbrenninkmeijer: We've been nominated by @cmscritic for Best Enterprise Java CMS - vote for us here http://t.co/16jB8xhQ57 #HippoCMS
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Creating a Simple #MailChimp #Newsletter #Signup Form for #Foundation 5 #Framework http://t.co/xnqPLYVMaU
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RT @bdbweb: Vote @Kentico @cmscritic's 2014 People's Choice #cmsawards for Best Enterprise .NET #CMS! http://t.co/XJtWki8HaO #aspnet. They …
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RT @OneHippo: We've been nominated by @cmscritic for Best Enterprise Java CMS - vote for us here http://t.co/Rrr5cUfLXn
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Creating a Simple #MailChimp #Newsletter Signup Form for #Foundation 5 Framework https://t.co/Ad2OZ7Ilyp @zurbfoundation #zurb
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I actually didn't read them all admittedly as this is a long discussion and I was short on time but thank you for that. To be honest, I don't see a reason worthy of switching from TinyMCE if I have to disable switches and turn off options in order to make the editor work as intended, know what I mean?
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I'm unsure if anyone mentioned this or not but in the most recent dev release of PW you installed on my new site, Ryan, it defaults to using CK as the editor of choice. My issue here is that CK will wipe any basic div tags and other code you enter into HTML mode as soon as you go to save the page. The problem is there is no clean html mode that you can be in when you save so the wysiwyg editor begins to strip things. While Hanna code is a great module, it doesn't work well for instances like this and I've had to revert back to TinyMCE. I prefer the look and feel of CK but not if these issues persist. My 2 cents.
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Vote Now! Announcing this year's nominees for the 2014 People's Choice #CMS Awards #cmsawards http://t.co/obEN91fOHT
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Hey Everyone!! Voting is now open for the 2014 People's Choice #CMS Awards! #cmsawards http://t.co/oiiJOg3uE0
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#CMSCritic proudly Announces this year's nominees for the 2014 People's Choice #CMS Awards #cmsawards http://t.co/MhpWRifovh
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Voting is now open for the 2014 People's Choice #CMS Awards! Don't Forget To Vote For Your Favorite #cmsawards http://t.co/L7RSwWMHQE
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RT @bit10tweet: Do you agree: #WordPress, #Joomla and #Drupal are NOT the Best CMS via @cmscritic|#geekout http://t.co/d0AjzdyYE3
