Nokiko, >> How will yours be arranged, judging from what I see from your site it will probabaly >> be usercontrol based and then something lie a tag table or xml file etc to define a >> new TAG lets call it mytag [MYTAG] which will correspond with mytag.ascx You are correct. NukeEdit (the underlying HtmlEditorProvider to NukeHTML) already supports embedding of ASP.Net controls. The syntax is . I will add processing for bracketed tokens so existing MG content will work as expected. Although each tag will correspond to a usercontrol, there is no need to define a secondary list of available controls as it is done on-the-fly. You can see it in the Embedded Controls dialog here: NukeHTML Dialogs. Embedded Controls is disabled on the public site for security reasons. Since each embedded control corresponds to a usercontrol, there is a huge amount of flexibility in terms of customization, especially with CSS. Furthermore, since the controls support postback, they can be more interactive. For example, instead of a table containing the results of a SQL query, it is possible to have a DataGrid control and allow on-the-fly sorting etc. Nik