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basic HTML/stuff not respected

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Kore Design

Thursday 28 December 2006 6:35:26 am

I notice that a couple of basic things are not being respected.

1) edit a page
2) edit some text, press enter several times
3) save the page - this is successful
4) view the page - this is successful
5) edit the page again, save the page without making any changes
6) view the page again - the whitespace is removed

1) edit a page
2) add <p> </p> several times
3) save the page - this is successful
4) view the page - this is successful
5) edit the page again, the tags are removed and replaced with whitespace
6) save the page without making any changes
7) view the page again - the whitespace is removed

These are not accepted by the editor, but why? :

<table height="100px">
<tr><td></td></tr>
</table>

<table height="100px">
<tr height="100px"><td></td></tr>
</table>

...

So I'm forced to use a blank image to pad.. but this is annoying.

Are these bugs? How do other people do this?

Andrey Astakhov

Thursday 28 December 2006 7:25:30 am

Do you need a gap between paragraphs?

Kore Design

Thursday 28 December 2006 7:35:30 am

Yes I would like to add some more space. I realise that there are some other solutions (like CSS line spacing) but that's not the solution I want.

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I found another tag that's not respected:

valign="bottom"

<table><tr>
<td valign="bottom"> test </td><td> test<br />test2<br /></td>
</tr></table>

Kore Design

Thursday 28 December 2006 2:31:31 pm

--+
Required data is either missing or is invalid:

* Body: Unknown tag: <font>. Wrong closing tag : </font>.
+--

.. <font> is not usable?!?!?!!?!?!

Also, it seems there are bugs with 3.8.0 with recognizing simple line breaks in the GUI editor. =/

Kristof Coomans

Friday 29 December 2006 1:01:43 am

Hi Kore

I'd like to advice you to upgrade to the latest 3.8 release, if you're still using 3.8.0.

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