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Morning, fairly simple problem today, I'd like to allow the user to insert i.e. "Username" and "Company Name" in the text of the page so I've created two macros but when inserting them I get the text along the lines of "No macro content available for WYSIWYG editing" Is there anyway I can set that to default to "Username" and "Company Name" so it doesn't look odd and secondly insert it without the paragraph and div tags? i.e. with Spans instead? TIA Tim
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Macro properties have an option Render content in editor Set this to true and your macro will be rendered in the editor. But there will be a border around it.
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Thanks but that is already selected and just displays "No macro content available for WYSIWYG editing". I've styled the div with CSS so it's inline but the issue I have at the moment is TinyMCE insists on closing the paragraph tag before the div which messes things up, any idea how to sort that too? Tim
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To be clearer about the div issue: I have the following code: <p>Some text <div>something</div> something else</p> When saving the HTML the editor converts it to: <p>Some text </p><div>something</div>something else Anyone know why it does this, or how to sort it?
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Hi Tim,
I think it is because you are using malformed HTML. I am quite certain that a paragraph tag cannot have a div inside it, because a div is a block element while p is an inline element. You should go for a span instead, I guess.
Best Regards
Simon
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I agree, but the div is the place holder for the macro and I can't remove/change them as the macro then won't render. Tim
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