Do you have the right Arabic fonts loaded and the page pointing to the correct codepage?   ar-sa Arabic (Saudi Arabia)  ar-iq Arabic (Iraq)  ar-eg Arabic (Egypt)  ar-ly Arabic (Libya)  ar-dz Arabic (Algeria)  ar-ma Arabic (Morocco)  ar-tn Arabic (Tunisia)  ar-om Arabic (Oman)  ar-ye Arabic ...

This is more of a rendering issue and better solved using CSS positioning. This article may or may not help   http://www.builderau.com.au/webdev/graphics/0,39024704,20283355,00.htmThey use as the example:div#test {    background-image:  url(/images/backgroundimage.JPG);    background-repeat: ...

I put the editor calls all in an include file, just my preference, and make changing the site easier when you update. That said, this configuration will work. The hilighted areas should fix your problem.   Set editor = New CuteEditoreditor.ID = ''Editor1''editor.Text = content    editor.DisableAutoFormatting = ...

Yes I have, the problem is caused by in most cases poorly formed html being put into the editor. You should test the code by using your standard HTML editor, or something like HTML-Kit or Tidy. The links for these applications can be found at w3c web site.   RC

Another thought on the <br> vs <br />, the editor should be able to be ''skinned'' with the DOCTYPE of the page. That is, like we can change theme or the ''skin'' of the editor, we should be able to change the target DOCTYPE and the code produced by the editor compliant with that DOCTYPE. I would suggest that it do no earlier than ...

Another nice feature would be a visual feedback on the character count currently in the editor. It could be a button.   RC

Sutro,   I have not had any problem with character limitation with cute edit, make sure your form is post and not a get. Have a look at the demo at http://cutesoft.net/asp/todatabase.asp.   RC

 When I type this and use code cleaner <a href=''default.asp''> link</a> I get this <a href=''/asp/default.asp''>Link</a>   link   The link in hereis your text plus a directory pointer to the root. Maybe why I am not seeing this is I always start the file name relative to the root of the website ...

I am not sure why this is happening, I tried it on the demo site, inserted a <a href='/asp/dd.asp'>dd</a> ran the code cleaner and it did not touch my tag. You may have a bad file or your properties are not right. Put the section of code you are using up here so we can have a look.   RC

Well Phrase vs. Font elements Phrase Elementsabbr, acronym, em, strong, dfn, code, samp, kbd, var, dfn. ins and cite Font Style Elementstt, i, b, big, s, u and small Phrase elements allow to apply meaning to the text, more of a structure. The bottom line is that when we look at a button with a 'B' I expect <b>.