Hi David

Is the markup written in the RTE or in the template?

/Jan

Hi Jan,

The markup is written in the RTE.

David

By the way - this is in Umbraco v 4.5.2

Thanks, David

Hi David

Is there any particular reason for this?

Can't you handle it using a textstring property for your heading and then have your code in the template instead?

Otherwise I think you should have a look at the umbracosettings.config and disable tidy perhaps? Maybe you can also work some magic by having a look at the options in the tinymceeditor.config file.

Hope this helps

/Jan

By the way - this is in Umbraco v 4.5.2

Thanks, David

Jan,

Thanks for the suggestions.

The reason I approached it this way is the template contains markup for all pages and nodes contain markup for each specific page. The markup I'm putting in the RTE is specific to a single page.

But your comments have given me some alternatives to explore for how I'm structuring the information.

Thank you.

So if I understand correctly it's the h1 element you want to style different than on other pages?

Then you should be able to add a class to it either using the html view or using the "style" button - it requires that you define the class in your RTE stylesheet though.

Hope you have enought pointers and ideas to get it solved somehow :-)

/Jan

All the markup I mentioned is to be styled different than other pages (using CSS). The "featureBox" has a background image and the "innerBox" is floating inside and contains the h1 heading.

Thanks to your suggestion, I can prevent tidy from modifying the markup in the RTE by setting <TidyEditorContent>false</TidyEditorContent> in umbracoSettings.config. (original problem solved!)

But now I'm considering other options that may be better for structuring the content.

Thank you very much,

David

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