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).

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.

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.

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 Unfortunately, TogetherJS is no longer active and the community servers often have failures.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.