JCE editor for Joomla is a very popular WYSIWYG editor. However most people just install + use it, and don't put any work in configuring this extension. This presentation is about configuring Joomla JCE editor from usability point of view: what should you change in the configuration to work easier with this editor? and what should you remove so that your clients don't mess up the layout of the site?

2. www.db8.nl

4. for this marvelous Joomla extension

5. for the friendly licensing model for JCE addons

6. I am not working for, or affiliated with JCE. I just like it and I use JCE on every website

9. B2. Joomla Buttons

11. JCE addons (commercial)

12. A) “Don't make me think”

14. Which WYSIWYG editor? 1/2

15. Which WYSIWYG editor? 2/2

16. JCE Editor...

17. B1. JCE Optimizing – Profiles

19. Create different profiles for different users and/or components

20. Order = important

21. B2. JCE Optimizing – Joomla Buttons

23. Button - Image

24. Button - Pagebreak

25. Button - Readmore

26. B3. JCE Optimizing – JCE Buttons & styles

29. Tables: are you still living in the 90s?

30. Font family + Font size + Font color + Background color: or how easy it is to mess up your site completely ...

31. JCE – Needless buttons removed

33. Text alignment

34. Tools

35. Hyperlinks

37. Paragraph, Div , Heading1 , Heading2, Heading3, Heading4, Heading5, Heading6, Address, Code, Preformatted, Sample, Span

39. Paste , Paste as Plain Text

41. C) JCE CSS Styling

44. Custom CSS Files: templates/$template/css/editor.css

47. @import url(template.css);

50. @import url(personal.css);

56. File Manager

57. Image Manager Extended

58. Media Manager

60. No Joomla plugins, install using JCE

61. Commercial license

62. Set default settings!

71. Fullpage

72. Iframe

73. Template manager

76. twitter: @pe7er

77. e-mail: info at db8.nl

79. Profiles: Sanja Gjenero

80. Buttons: Tomasz Sowanski

81. CSS: Svilen Milev

82. Addons: Michael Faes