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Publishstyles="false" still inserting styles

teal001

I am trying to import a new stylesheet into our VisualFormatter for one of our templates. Right now, publishstyles are set to false. However, it is still publishing the styles:

span class="text-body-large" style="FONT-WEIGHT: normal; FONT-SIZE: 28pt; COLOR: #000; FONT-STYLE: normal; FONT-FAMILY: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"

Does anyone know what else could be going on? I attached my code for the Visual Formatter.

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John742

Post your DCT

teal001

Here is my DCT.

John742

This appears to be your presentation.tpl. I need the DCT that calls the VFE that you are writing custom config for.

teal001

Here...........

Migrateduser

generally the publishstyles is for whether or not to populate the styles dropdown, as opposed to stripping styles out of the VFE field content when you save it, which is done with the autocleaning...

which one is not doing what you want it to?

if you recently changed either of these, the VFE field settings might be cached for users...try changing the interface "name" value to force a reload...

cheers,
-R

teal001

Well according to the Teamsite manual:

Below is an example of the html text of a saved line when
publishstyles is set to true.

p align="center" style="BOTTOM: 0px; FILTER:; FONT-FAMILY: 'Times New Roman'; FONT-SIZE:
12pt; MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"> VARs benefits and features

Here is the same line when publishstyles is set to false.

p> VARs benefits and features

Migrateduser

stripping out a style from a tag is different than removing tags...

if you want to remove the tags, use the clean functionality with the remove element...

cheers,
-Rori

teal001

I don't want to remove tags, I just want them to be hidden, which is what publishstyles=false is supposed to do.

teal001

Update: We have tested everything and determined that it is our stylesheet that is causing the problem. Our master stylesheet was substituted and there was no problem.

TestReport.rptdesign