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I have been reading this installation guide to install tinymce with django. First, it has not worked and second, it seems to be linked only with the admin account. Moreover other blogs about tinymce and django integration are also oriented towards admin account only.
I am basically making a blog application and I want to provide some of the basic features of tinymce and not the whole stuff. What should I do? Should I switch over to some other text editor.
i would suggest not doing anything at all on the server-side, include the JS files and use the normal JS-init for creating the widgets.