WYSIWYG Editors in Plone
Kupu, Epoz, and FCKeditor
Several WYSIWYG editors can be used in Plone, including Kupu, Epoz, and
FCK editor. However, not all of the editors are
compatible with the current version of Plone.
Multiple WYSIWYG editor packages can be installed in a single Plone instance which allows site members to choose their favorite editor in the Content editor setting of their personal Preferences, as shown below:

Most WYSIWYG editors are based on similar principles, with interfaces that mimic those of popular word processing applications. These familiar toolbars and icons help the non-technical users who are not well-versed in HTML code to transition to editing content in Plone.
What are the differences between WYSIWYG editors?
FCK Editor

Epoz

Kupu
Multiple WYSIWYG editor packages can be installed in a single Plone instance which allows site members to choose their favorite editor in the Content editor setting of their personal Preferences, as shown below:

Most WYSIWYG editors are based on similar principles, with interfaces that mimic those of popular word processing applications. These familiar toolbars and icons help the non-technical users who are not well-versed in HTML code to transition to editing content in Plone.
What are the differences between WYSIWYG editors?
- HTML code formed.
- Insert image interface and functionality.
- HTML clean-up can be done with the help of special icon on a toolbar, or just after clicking 'save' button.
- WYSIWYG editor default configuration can have or lack change color functionality.
FCK Editor

Epoz

Kupu




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to this: Multiple WYSIWYG editor packages can be installed in a single Plone instance which allows site members to choose their favorite editor in the Content editor setting of their personal Preferences, as shown below: