Have photo editing tools available for photos inserted directly into the flex editor. The only editing tools we have access to are in the photo gallery. If you only want a single image, you do not want to get involved in a photo gallery. Simple rotation tools, cropping, and maybe some color adjustments, at the very least

For years we've been able to insert an image that was shot in portrait format. Now, all such photos are automatically rotated so they come out on their sides. I guess we're now to shoot any pictures in landscape format, or insert them using the Photo Gallery app. There are just some pages you don't want to be photo galleries, but you want photos. Can we have it back the way it was?

The flex editor should be sized to the specific area on the page you are editing. ex: If the page space is 500px, the flex editor should reflect that while making edits. It would be much easier to size images and determine text length (for readability) if this was in place.

Wrap long, bulleted lists into columns within a Content or Flex App. Or a Columns App by itself.

We want users to more easily access CSS format selections and not be tempted to make changes to the format boxes.

Easier column sizing/resizing, padding, etc. Also, the icons at left that can be used to add or delete rows are right on the edge of the box, making it difficult to correctly select. Generally, the advice from SW techs for us was "stay away from tables."

When editing a page in C2, if I am typing a paragraph and hit the "enter" or "return" button, it breaks out of the paragraph tag and creates a div instead. In C1, if I was working in firefox, it would retain the paragraph tag; is there any way this functionality can be returned in C2? I hate having to go back and reapply p tags to everything!

It would be nice if full screen mode had a Save button so teachers could save during editing without having to switch views. I'm guessing this would be in the next release. Just an idea.

We are having trouble viewing video embedded as Rick Media Objects. They run fine in Internet Explorer (after the extra step of installing ActiveX), but are either not viewed or not visible if looked at through other browsers. And, it doesn't work at all on a Mac, only on a PC. This needs to be as easy to use as other features on the website. Teachers should not have to start working with HTML code in order to have their videos play.

Can a button be added to allow editors to choose single spacing, 1 1/2 spacing, and double spacing?

If restrict formatting is not on, what you see in the editor is what you get. If restrict formatting is on, what you see is not even close to what you get. This really hinders the restrict formatting option. Even though users should be restricted they should at least be able to see what a heading (and the font for that matter) is going to look like without flipping between windows.

In the editor, when you are entering data into a row, you can't tab to the next cell/row.

When inserting a background in a table, the user will find it necessary to copy the URL and paste it into the image field (*under table properties/edit table properties), which involves many steps and isn't easy for the end user. Please consider add a browse to this field to avoid the copy paste tecnique.

To get a link to an article in a library you have to resort to cutting and pasting from the web address field in the browser. It would be nice if the Insert Link Wizard user interface would allow you to select from articles in a library and/or have a URL button at the article library level that will copy the article URL to the clipboard.

People seem to be more familiar with the fonts when they are displayed for choice in 'points'.

Centricity auto-compresses images when you insert an image and choose "Select Image from my Computer," but it doesn't auto-compress when you upload an image to a folder and choose "Select Image Already Uploaded to Site." Standard practice is to have an "images" folder. I teach my teachers to create an image folder, upload images to the folder, then insert images onto page from that folder. But if they upload a huge file, it stays huge. Please auto-compress all images of a certain size (500k?) or larger.