WYSIWYG editor in asp.net

[Bharat]

My customers want to customize their website (style sheets, simple
layout etc...). They want to do this using a web interface/admin
site. I am trying to develop this admin website or buy/license this
software. I think it comes under content management area as a WYSIWYG
tool. But I am not sure. My development platform is dot net
technologies. So I would like to do this using ASP.NET and other dot
net technologies. Is there a good book or articles or software
solutions you can recommend? Are there any hosting provider who offer
this in dot net technology? Please bear with me, I am not an expert
in this area.

Thanks for your suggestions,

Bharathi

[Patrick]

You may wanna consider writing your own simple Content Management
System. A simple one. including source code, you can find in a WROX
book. Forgot the precise title but it's something like "building a CMS
in C#".
This CMS does not include a WYSIWYG editor though, but you can get a
free one called EasyWebEdit.Net Free! at [url]http://www.easywebedit.net[/url] .
You can add this editor as a control to your Visual Studio toolbox.

Pat

[Colin Young]

Don't know if it's the same book you are talking about, but there is a book
from APress called "Real World ASP.Net: Building a Content Management System
in C#." It's not bad, but I have a few quibbles with how some of the coding
decisions, but the important thing is, it works.

It just uses textboxes for content, but you can drop in the control from
[url]www.richtextbox.com[/url] with very minor code changes. I'm sure other WYSIWYG
editors will also drop in, but that's the only one I've tried so far.

Colin

"Patrick" <pplentz@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> You may wanna consider writing your own simple Content Management
> System. A simple one. including source code, you can find in a WROX
> book. Forgot the precise title but it's something like "building a CMS
> in C#".
> This CMS does not include a WYSIWYG editor though, but you can get a
> free one called EasyWebEdit.Net Free! at [url]http://www.easywebedit.net[/url] .
> You can add this editor as a control to your Visual Studio toolbox.
>
> Pat