It's been a couple of years since I passed control of
https://aivuk.org.uk to a non-techie. Now I'm working on my own site and am adding a general introduction to WonderCMS to it.
See
https://gregchapman.uk/wondercms
I love the flexibility of the default editor as you can just paste in code from your preferred external editor. I'm about to re-write my Summernote page as I begin to realise that it really is great for brand new web developers who don't need a site bigger than three or four pages. I'm yet to tackle the Monco Editor page, and that's where you come in!
As you'll recall, I'm not a true coder. Once I moved to DOS from CP/M, and Z80 machine code, I never got beyond batch files! With a bit of trial and error I've begun to understand how to get Monaco to auto complete HTML tags, but there seems to be a lot of extra functionality in Monaco, beyond HTML (I recognise it's pedigree and understand why that may be) but it rather gets it the way of my learning, particularly the way it responds to a number of keystrokes I've seen listed on keyboard shortcut PDFs, when it switches to playing with the browser itself, not the content of my site. I'm not sure of the function of that in an embedded editor. Can anything be done to remove that functionality or am I just missing the point of why they are there?
Perhaps the thing that slowed down my learning was the dark theme. On the pop-up showing the list of suggested tag names to insert in the code, there's a very slight change in colour to a small box on the right that identifies the selected tag. I barely noticed it. Is there any chance of a change of default colour scheme that would make that easier to see? (I'm old fashioned enough to prefer a light theme!)
Also, is there any possibility of an update that would remove all the prompts for languages other the HTML?
(I've just discovered "Pocket Editor" which I've installed on my Chromebook and works well in "Resizable" mode. It seems to work well on my Andriod phone as well. It was this editor that finally gave me the idea about how Monaco'S auto-complete worked. It's advert and cost free but, unfortunately, closed source.)