While it's best to not use WYSIWYG mode, you do retain the option of using it .
If want this option because you're unfamiliar with HTML or prefer the convenience of writing without adding in HTML tags, then I recommend using Markdown. This translates common text conventions into appropriate HTML at display time, and it allows you to add HTML if you wish. In a test I ran, I was even able to include code for an Interactive Diagram and have it display properly while using the Markdown format.
If you want a convenient preview, I just added a new Preview button to the form for editing your page. Click on this to get a preview of your current edits in a new tab or window. Unlike the preview that WYSIWYG mode could give you, this preview will actually match how your page will look, and it will not alter your HTML. It should prove to be a great way to regularly preview your edits without saving a bunch of revisions.
While it's best to not use WYSIWYG mode, you do retain the option of using it .
If want this option because you're unfamiliar with HTML or prefer the convenience of writing without adding in HTML tags, then I recommend using Markdown. This translates common text conventions into appropriate HTML at display time, and it allows you to add HTML if you wish. In a test I ran, I was even able to include code for an Interactive Diagram and have it display properly while using the Markdown format.
If you want a convenient preview, I just added a new Preview button to the form for editing your page. Click on this to get a preview of your current edits in a new tab or window. Unlike the preview that WYSIWYG mode could give you, this preview will actually match how your page will look, and it will not alter your HTML. It should prove to be a great way to regularly preview your edits without saving a bunch of revisions.