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WebCrew · web-flow · commit b18293e86ed2 · 2022-10-15T02:30:47.000+02:00
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@@ -6,13 +6,16 @@ Thats a simple but awesome code editor with integrated file manager based on ACE
 First I ask you to give my a STAR here at my Repository - would be very nice - thank you :)
 
 1. a basic code editor to edit a project online. 
-2. or to load the editor into the Themes folder of a CMS or Forum Script and then use it as a CMS / Forum Theme & Style Editor.
+2. or to load the editor into the Themes folder of a CMS or Forum Script and then use it as a CMS / Forum 
+Theme & Style Editor.
 
 
 
 ## Note:
 
-You seem to be someone with a creative streak or an interesting hobby. Start to meet more people like you which maybe share the same creative hobbies or interests as you. Give a new platform a chance and register now at https://net-twin.de its free and awesome. More to come!
+You seem to be someone with a creative streak or an interesting hobby. Start to meet more people like you 
+which maybe share the same creative hobbies or interests as you. Give a new platform a chance and register 
+now at https://net-twin.de its free and awesome. More to come!
 
 
 ## About CMS Theme Editor
@@ -21,24 +24,26 @@ You seem to be someone with a creative streak or an interesting hobby. Start to
 ##### PHP Version: 8.1 ready
 ##### No Database required
 ##### Author:  Andreas Holzer / @WebCrew / https://github.com/WebCrew
-##### Description: Thats a code editor with integrated file manager based on ACE and Emmet which you can use to code or edit a project online - or and that was the main reason for the project, to load the editor into the Themes folder of a CMS or Forum Script and then use it as a CMS / Forum Theme Editor.
+##### Description: Thats a code editor with integrated file manager based on ACE and Emmet which you can 
+use to code or edit a project online - or and that was the main reason for the project, to load the editor 
+into the Themes folder of a CMS or Forum Script and then use it as a CMS / Forum Theme Editor.
 
 
 
 ## Requirements
 
-	1. A FTP Programm like FileZilla To Upload the Editor Folder and Files into Your CMS / Forum Theme Folder. Or to upload it on 
-	Your Server to use it as a online Web-Editor with File Manager.
+	1. A FTP Programm like FileZilla To Upload the Editor Folder and Files into Your CMS / Forum 
+	Theme Folder. Or to upload it on Your Server to use it as a online Web-Editor with File Manager.
 	
-	2. Best Use with Firefox Browser, as in Chrome it will (maybe) give some error (to prevent xss attack) while saving a file 
-	which has js in it (Google policies).
+	2. Best Use with Firefox Browser, as in Chrome it will (maybe) give some error 
+	(to prevent xss attack) while saving a file which has js in it (Google policies).
 
 
 
 ## Some Features Of The Editor
 
-If you know the ACE editor and also have an idea of Emmet, then you already know many of the possibilities that the editor offers 
-because it is based on these systems. 
+If you know the ACE editor and also have an idea of Emmet, then you already know many of the 
+possibilities that the editor offers because it is based on these systems. 
 
 
 
@@ -70,14 +75,16 @@ because it is based on these systems.
 
 ## How To Use
 
-	1. Use as a Default Web-Editor: Unzip my Editor Files and upload all Files on your Server. Now run 
-	https://yourdomain/cms-t-editor.php and login with the password: password
+	1. Use as a Default Web-Editor: Unzip my Editor Files and upload all Files on your Server. 
+	Now run https://yourdomain/cms-t-editor.php and login with the password: password
 	
-	2. Use as a CMS / Forum Theme Editor: unzip my Editor Files then upload all files with a FTP Programm into the Theme 
-	Folder of Your CMS or Forum. Depending on which CMS or which forum you use, you still have to integrate the following: Ask the 
-	developer how to create a menu link in the CMS backend called for example "Theme Editor". Also ask the developer what to do so 
-	that the cms-t-editor.php page with the link you created and the Editor will be displayed in the CMS backend. Now You see the 
-	ditors Login Form. Loginn with the default password: password. Thats it.
+	2. Use as a CMS / Forum Theme Editor: unzip my Editor Files then upload all files with a 
+	FTP Programm into the Theme Folder of Your CMS or Forum. Depending on which CMS or which 
+	forum you use, you still have to integrate the following: Ask the developer how to create 
+	a menu link in the CMS backend called for example "Theme Editor". Also ask the developer 
+	what to do so that the cms-t-editor.php page with the link you created and the Editor will 
+	be displayed in the CMS backend. Now You see the editors Login Form. 
+	Loginn with the default password: password. Thats it.
 	
 	3. Note again, the login Password is: password
 	
@@ -91,11 +98,13 @@ because it is based on these systems.
 	   
 ## Whats next on the ToDo list
 
-    1. I wanted to integrate TogetherJs to give the editor a collaborative feature - to work in a team. Unfortunately, TogetherJS is 
-    no longer active and the community servers often have failures. So far there is no really good alternative - maybe you have one? 
-    In any case, I'll keep an eye on that.
+    1. I wanted to integrate TogetherJs to give the editor a collaborative feature - to work in a 
+    team. Unfortunately, TogetherJS is no longer active and the community servers often have failures. 
+    So far there is no really good alternative - maybe you have one? In any case, I'll keep an 
+    eye on that.
 
-    2. Another thing is that I want to integrate a simple image editor, also for .svg files. I already have one on my harddrive.
+    2. Another thing is that I want to integrate a simple image editor, also for .svg files. 
+    I already have one on my harddrive.
 
 
 
