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I think there was a hack out that would let me do this, but I can't find it again... I'll keep looking I guess. Thanks!

There is a 3-column layout available in the templates. Here is what I wanted to do....

Left Column - {NAV_LIST_ALL}
Middle Column - {CONTENT}
Right Column - {CONTENT:id=10} <-- want to do something like this

So that for my entire site, the right column would ALWAYS have the same page in it, and ...

I've got a three column layout, and in my right-hand column, I want to have an article that is editable...

I was thinking I could just add a new article under index, have the title hidden, and then it wouldn't show up in the menu.

From there, I figured I could call it directly with the {CONTENT ...

I was hoping that in the regular WYSIWYG editor, you could add images to that editable area... so you can resize them, etc... and move them around the editable area.

This way you could have more than one image in an area and you could move it around... the FCKEditor used to allow this, I'm sure it ...

I don't see how you can use the images that you've uploaded in the file manager. When I click on the image icon on the WYSIWG editor, I don't have the option to add any of the images I've uploaded.

Granted, I can post the URL to the image, but my users aren't going to know how to do that... is ...

I've just set up phpWCMS and I'm playing with it to see if it's going to be the right tool for a client of mine.

They want a WYSIWYG editor, and I see that this uses the FCKEditor, which I love. The only thing I'm confused about is... what are the files for that are uploaded?

Is there a way for a ...

I agree... I haven't used phpWCMS yet strictly for this reason. I have clients that want to use a content management system, and this one seems like the best choice.

It seems odd, though, that users have access to this awsome WYSIWYG editor, but yet they can't click on an image to add it to the ...