Martin Dougiamas

  One point to you!

Actually, new themes can replace all the images in Moodle ... look for $THEME->custompix inside the theme config.php.

We have custom toolbars too ... see the Instant Messaging editor in 1.5 ...

I do like FCK editor (despite the unfortunate name) ... it's really improving recently and seems to have a good momentum.  Definitely one to watch.

However, our version of HTML Area has a lot of little improvements and extra nice features to make it work with Moodle, so any move to FCK will have to take all that into account. In particular see all the settings on the Admin >> Config >> Settings page, and also the ability to browse course files securely with different interfaces for students and teachers etc ...

Perhaps, Vu or Fabrizio, you might like to try to migrate a test site and see how all this can work within a FCK world.

We've been mostly testing with Sec508 until recently, just because that was the default that "Cynthia Says" uses. There have been so many basic things to fix (with XHTML mostly) that I haven't even considered the various levels yet. I guess we aim for the simplest first (WCAG 1) and go from there.

In your site, when you are admin, you'll see links in the footer of every page (you must be using "standard" or "standardwhite" theme).  I've just added it to standardwhite so that might take a while to come through to anonymous CVS.  I also added a second Cynthia link that verifies WCAG 1 (with warnings for 2 and 3).

To make these links work properly and allow these services into your site, create a user on your site with the username "w3cvalidator". You can make this user a teacher, an admin, whatever you like.

When you click on a link and tell Cynthia where to come it'll be automatically logged in as this user and see the page you were on as you do.