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Visual format settings?

Shazam

Is there a way to change Visual format settings?

Specifcally, I would like to prevent visual format from surrounding everything with

tags.

Thanks! ;-)

Suzanne

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nipper

Is there a way to change Visual format settings?

Specifcally, I would like to prevent visual format from surrounding everything with [html]
[/html] tags.

Thanks! ;-)

Suzanne

Fixing post,

Have you searched the forums ? I know this comes up often.

It *may* be the continueparagraph setting in the visualformatconfig. Check the Visual Format Developers Guide to be certain

Shazam

Hey!! Dangit, forgot to add the html, sorry! ;-)

Yep, that is it. Sadly, if I remember correctly, those settings effect everyone using Teamsite, so we may not be able to correct it. ;-(

This is a MAJOR bone of contention for folks, because it is adding extra spacing, and they are going into the html view to remove the paragraph tags.

The only thing I know to do then, is to have a style for very little bottom margin for the paragraph tag....

Unless you have an idea!?

Suzanne

Fixing post,

Have you searched the forums ? I know this comes up often.

It *may* be the continueparagraph setting in the visualformatconfig. Check the Visual Format Developers Guide to be certain

Adam Stoller

Hey!! Dangit, forgot to add the html, sorry! ;-)

Yep, that is it. Sadly, if I remember correctly, those settings effect everyone using Teamsite, so we may not be able to correct it. ;-(

This is a MAJOR bone of contention for folks, because it is adding extra spacing, and they are going into the html view to remove the paragraph tags.

The only thing I know to do then, is to have a style for very little bottom margin for the paragraph tag....

Unless you have an idea!?

Suzanne

You can define and specify different visualformat configuration files for different textareas in a given DCT or for all the textareas in a specific DCT - and through the specific visualformat configuration file you could define whether or not those paragraphs are automatically inserted.

That helps on the content entry side. If you're generating output pages, you can also utilize code within your PTs to process the textarea content to remove undesired extraneous paragraph tags.

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Shazam

Hi Fish, and thanks! ;-)

I have contacted our Teamsite Administrator and we will follow up on trying your suggestion with regard to the DCT first.

I was wondering if you could give me a hint on how we could use code within the TPL files to address removing the paragraph tags?

Thanks!

Suzanne

You can define and specify different visualformat configuration files for different textareas in a given DCT or for all the textareas in a specific DCT - and through the specific visualformat configuration file you could define whether or not those paragraphs are automatically inserted.

That helps on the content entry side. If you're generating output pages, you can also utilize code within your PTs to process the textarea content to remove undesired extraneous paragraph tags.

sasikumarg

yep..You can customize the visual format editor.Its all depend on the configuration file.Refer the developer guide to find out more on VF javascripts which will be helpful in customizing the saem

Adam Stoller

Hi Fish, and thanks! ;-)

I have contacted our Teamsite Administrator and we will follow up on trying your suggestion with regard to the DCT first.

I was wondering if you could give me a hint on how we could use code within the TPL files to address removing the paragraph tags?

Thanks!

Suzanne

In your PT - you get the value of some item in your DCR - you can pre-process that value before sending it to the output file. Simplistic examples:

<iw_perl>
sub remove_ptags {
    my $xpath = shift;
    my $val = iwpt_dcr_value("$xpath");
    $val =~ s{</?p(|\s+[^>]*>)}{ }sgm;
    return $val;
}
</iw_perl>
<iw_value name="remove_ptags('dcr.path.to.my.textarea');"/>

Or something like that.