Comments on: Virtual Room of One’s Own http://www.zephyr98.com/2009/11/virtual-room-of-ones-own/ Translated from the English Mon, 23 Jan 2012 14:41:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Kurt http://www.zephyr98.com/2009/11/virtual-room-of-ones-own/comment-page-1/#comment-70 Kurt Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:28:03 +0000 http://zephyr98.com/?p=492#comment-70 The WP editor has a full screen mode, and you can also grab the lower corner and drag it down. If you haven't loaded the tinyMCE or JMCE editor plugin yet, I recommend either--gives you more tool options. When copying and pasting from another editor--even a text editor, I recommend pasting into the HTML tab, then shifting into the Visual tab to make layout corrections--avoids any extra tags that can even show up from a text editor paste into the Visual tab. The WP editor has a full screen mode, and you can also grab the lower corner and drag it down. If you haven’t loaded the tinyMCE or JMCE editor plugin yet, I recommend either–gives you more tool options. When copying and pasting from another editor–even a text editor, I recommend pasting into the HTML tab, then shifting into the Visual tab to make layout corrections–avoids any extra tags that can even show up from a text editor paste into the Visual tab.

]]> By: Steve Shervais http://www.zephyr98.com/2009/11/virtual-room-of-ones-own/comment-page-1/#comment-67 Steve Shervais Sat, 14 Nov 2009 21:12:41 +0000 http://zephyr98.com/?p=492#comment-67 My blog entries, such as they are, are written using a simple text editor, mostly because I hate the teenytiny keyhole that WordPress gives you to start in. Even the WP regular editor window is too small to see the flow of the text. So I open a regular editor to full screen, pound away on my six lines of content, and copy/paste them into WP. As for regular writing, it's been so long since I've done any of that that I forgot where I put my quill sharpener. My blog entries, such as they are, are written using a simple text editor, mostly because I hate the teenytiny keyhole that WordPress gives you to start in. Even the WP regular editor window is too small to see the flow of the text. So I open a regular editor to full screen, pound away on my six lines of content, and copy/paste them into WP.

As for regular writing, it’s been so long since I’ve done any of that that I forgot where I put my quill sharpener.

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