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Above and beyond

WYSIWYG editor for adding/editing news and for edit biography in profiles, this allows professors to have lists in their biographies for things such as research areas, interests etc.. It allows professors to have links on their pages. Also gives admins the adibility to add links, format news items and have lists in news items.
Custom function that dynamically checks if two passwords match, disables the form submit button if they don't.
Customization of the username check function.
User friendly admin/staff creation on admin panel.
Complete admin features + panel.
Sleak login form.
Tableless layout.

Quirks

The WYSIWYG editor gives the users the ability to add a "target" attribute on their links, the target attribute is deprecated, so if the user uses that feature, the HTML on that user's profile will not be valid.
The WYSIWYG editor in the edit profile area also create some HTML validation erros, the validator doesn't like having HTML tags in textareas. Having a WYSIWYG editor puts validation at the mercy of users in some areas. It is mostly just paragraph tags. The best was done to keep the code as valid as possible.
Again the WYSIWYG editor gives an error in terms of the accessibility validation which wants a frame name on the WYSIWYG, a user rich interface sometimes results in minor validation errors, but the tradeoff is worth it.

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