via woeisiong:

It seems that Mozilla is building it's own editor. I suppose that's a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) web-based editor.
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This is a good thing to FireFox and other gecko-based browser... BUT, what about IE and Opera ?? They aren't gecko-based. Does that means that they will not be able to use it ?? hmm ??

I've seen a few WYSIWYG but most of them are pretty buggy. They all consist of "complicated and sophisticated" things (codes, lol) in it, but they have the problems of cross-browser-compatibility.

Anyway, aren't those WYSIWYG editor and BBCode tags exists solely for one purpose ? To make lazy people's life easier =)

Visit the Mozilla Editor and the live demo (Note: I got a feeling the demo page is out-dated).

Just found a PHP blog project in SourceForge - Simple PHP Blog. It doesn't require a database, uses flat text files, and looked nice. Runs on PHP 4.

Looks simple and nice to me, but flat text file eh ?? I'm not really a big fan of it... imagine writing extra coding to process text file and performance degradation when you're dealing with large scale entries.

I haven't test the whole thing. But , it's not bad for short term blogging by just looking at their page though. Simple PHP Blog got the basic features like leave comment, trackback, permalink, search function, RSS feed and etc.

I'll check their admin control panel later on and study their code when I got enough time.

Visit their SourceForge project page, or their web page.