WYSIWYG editing at your fingertips on the client PC just like writing with a word processor

You can use the xfy Blog Editor for WYSIWYG editing of your blog posts.
You don’t need to know anything about tags or tag insertion in the WYSIWYG edit mode. A major feature of the mode is that you complete the entire series of operations including font size and color settings and drag-and-drop image insertion as if you were using a word processor.
Of course, the insertion of tables, lists and so on is a breeze.
Template settings moreover enable WYSIWYG editing of the actual blog display image.

 

You can edit your blog posts without any restrictions even when you’re not connected to the Internet.

 

You can edit your blog posts offline when in environments with no Internet connection.
Post editing efficiency is furthermore enhanced by the ability to edit in entry blocks.

 

You can save and reuse blog content on the client PC.

 

Since entry data remains on the client PC after you finish editing text and uploading it on the server, you’ll be able to avoid losing your edited entry data and other problems even if an error occurs in the server connection. In addition, utilizing xfy makes it possible to realize the unrestricted reuse of content combining saved entry data and other web or RSS data.

 

The diversity of blog possibilities is expanded through the user’s own function enhancement.

 

The xfy Blog Editor is a next-generation blog post editing application that enables flexible function enhancement by the user.

The user can realize flexible function enhancements through coding using XVCD, an XML script language installed in xfy.

The xfy Blog Editor trial version is equipped with hCalender, a type of microformat(*1), and Technorati(*2) tag embedding as standard as well as Amazon’s affiliate link insertion, RSS reader and other functions as sample commands.

 

*1 Microformats:
These are formats for conveying or collecting data with metadata embedded in XHTML. Well known formats include: hReview for review data, hCalendar for event data, hCard for contact data and XFN for personal networking data.

*2: Technorati:
These are tags for blog searches used in Technorati’s real time search engine. Tagging makes it possible to easily search for blogs with content close to what you want to know.

Switch to the [hCalendar Insertion] screen by selecting the [Insert hCalendar] command on the [Extended Command] menu on the xfy Blog Editor entry body/extended entry WYSIWYG editing screen. Then, when you enter the title, time, URL and other information…

 

Event data is embedded in your post.
It is possible to position hCalendar where you want it to be, whether in the live report, blog entries or other location.

Of course, you can add to or change the content later.

Data with semantics is entered in your post as event data without any tag insertion operations.
Moreover, using xfy makes it possible to take full advantage of these event data.

 

You are provided with opportunities for more advanced blog usage, thereby further expanding blog potential.

 

The flexible functional extensibility equipped with the xfy Blog Editor enables more sophisticated blog utilization and further expands the potential of your blog.

 

For example, making use of user commands released in the xfy Community makes it easy to paste Yahoo! Maps in your blog without any tagging operations.
It is of course possible to move Yahoo! Maps pasted in your blog by dragging in the blog and also expand or reduce the map image size.

 

Note: Expanded functions for inserting Yahoo! Maps or inserting links to Flickr images are released in the xfy Community. Downloading and appending them as user commands enables their use. Click here for more detailed information regarding the utilization of user commands.

Note: New user commands will be introduced in the xfy Community from time to time.

 

Enhancing functions through user commands thus facilitates the use of various web services. You will be able to realize more advanced blog utilization such as pasting maps in blog entries or pasting links to the images of image sharing services.

 

Make your blog more convenient!
And also discover untapped potential!