Sweet bleedin' Jeebus on a Garage Creeper! Where has this module been all my life! Man, this is doing EXACTLY what I have needed for a long time. Now, there are a few bugs in it, such as holding format of cut n' pasted stuff and whatnot, but I can get by that. Still, this is way, way cool.

BTW, to the doubters about the menu thing: The module menu function picks up all the other menu functions from Main menu.

This is a slick piece of work. I am going to be installing it on all my sites, over time. Kudos to the author. This rocks.

Sweet bleedin' Jeebus on a Garage Creeper! Where has this module been all my life! Man, this is doing EXACTLY what I have needed for a long time. Now, there are a few bugs in it, such as holding format of cut n' pasted stuff and whatnot, but I can get by that. Still, this is way, way cool.

BTW, to the doubters about the menu thing: The module menu function picks up all the other menu functions from Main menu.

This is a slick piece of work. I am going to be installing it on all my sites, over time. Kudos to the author. This rocks.

I chose WFChannel for my content module because I find that it works well with the Koivi editor.

Koivi is a WYSIWYG editor that is cross-browser (Firefox/IE) and cross-platform (Windows/Mac Safari)... and, even more importantly in my case, creates pretty decent xhtml tags.

But, I've used all the content modules at one time or another, and I have no complaints about any of them.