--- loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Author_LON-CAPA_Introduction.tex	2017/01/20 22:06:05	1.14
+++ loncom/html/adm/help/tex/Author_LON-CAPA_Introduction.tex	2017/01/23 20:29:42	1.15
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ The authoring environment currently incl
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 \item The \emph{plain text editor} is simply a text area that lets you edit the source code directly. It lacks any special feature, but can be useful for people with disabilities because it is supported by screen readers. To use it, CodeMirror must be disabled in the preferences, in the \emph{Authoring Space Configuration} section.
 \item \emph{CodeMirror} is a text editor, and it is launched when you click on the ``EditXML'' button. It lets you edit the source code directly, but adds syntax highlighting and templates to help with editing the code.
-\item \emph{CKEditor} is a simple WYSIWYG HTML editor used in LON-CAPA to edit blocks of plain text or HTML. It is used when you click on the ``Edit'' button for a \texttt{.html} file and click on ``Rich formatting''. It can also be used within the colorful editor to edit blocks of text, also by clicking on the ``Rich formatting'' link.
+\item \emph{CKEditor} is a simple WYSIWYG HTML editor used in LON-CAPA to edit blocks of plain text or HTML. It is used when you click on the ``Edit'' button for a \texttt{.html} file and click on ``Rich formatting''. It can also be used within the colorful editor to edit blocks of text, also by clicking on the ``Rich formatting'' link. CKEditor is just an HTML editor, and it does not support LON-CAPA elements well, with the exception of \texttt{<m>} and \texttt{<chem>}, for which plugins have been added.
 \item The \emph{colorful editor} is LON-CAPA's default editor, launched when you click on the ``Edit'' button for a \texttt{.problem} file. It hides the source code and displays the document with colored boxes representing the elements. It provides a list of elements that can be inserted at a particular place in the document, helps to choose correct values when several values are possible for an attribute, and generally makes sure the syntax is correct.
 \item \emph{Daxe} is a new editor, meant to replace the colorful editor in the future. It is started with the ``Daxe'' button. Like the colorful editor, it hides the source code and provides a graphical interface which makes it easier to create documents without knowing the language. It displays elements in a better way, and makes it easier to edit documents with cut/copy/paste and drag \& drop features. HTML elements are often displayed exactly the way they look like in the end. Many response elements have both a ``simple'' and an ``advanced'' view, making it easy to create simple problems. A preview is available to the right, making it easy to see what the entire document will look like.
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