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Hello,

I am excited to try out the open source license for CouchCMS but I am already running into an annoying issue.

If you look at the URL below:

http://67.227.255.60/~couchcms/

and do a view source, all the links have /public_html/ in them. I can't seem to figure out why? I have

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    // 1.
    // If neccesary, define the full URL of your site including the subdomain, if any.
    // V.IMP: Don't forget the trailing slash!
    define( 'K_SITE_URL', 'http://67.227.255.60/~couchcms/' );


defined in my config.php file. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Hi and welcome :)

I checked the link and (as far as I could see) everything seems to be functioning fine.
Did you make any changes after posting this issue?
Hello,

Yes! I was working on it late last night and finally followed the theme install for "Aurelius" and found that I need to leave "couch" within it's own folder as the contents/files within the couch folder I was putting as top level.

I also noticed when I add the text for the editable portion of the .php pages. I have to go to the .php within my browser URL and then it will show up under "http://67.227.255.60/~couchcms/couch/" as an editable file.

Overall I am enjoying the CMS. Any way to possibly replace the WYSIWYG editor that is built in my default?

Thanks!
Any way to possibly replace the WYSIWYG editor that is built in my default?

The 'richtext' type editable region is hard-coded to work only with CKEditor. So it is not possible to change that, I am afraid.

Anyways, I am interested in knowing which editor would you have used in its place. Can you please let me know?
CKEditor is one of the top and most used wysiwyg editor out there. Perhaps you'll find the latest version (patch available here - viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7320) more to your liking.

Thanks.
Hey,

Thanks for the reply. I didn't have a specific WYSIWYG editor. I normally look at the code view anyways. It's just the WYSIWYG editor that is given can make it hard for clients who want to use this that are not tech/web/html code savvy.

Example, when I add my code to make a portion of a site editable through the admin interface and I use my editor. Let's say I want to replace an image, the image option forces my height and width to be proportionate etc. Just a lot of small things that are annoying and to be honest I am not sure if there would be a optional WYSIWYG editor that would work better than what is already given.
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