> > I like <strong> and <em> much better. But are you sure?, is it not
> > dependent
> > on browser settings (which is btw considerably very inconvenient,
> because
> > how can
> > you then style it, or transform it!)
> 
> It has to be a setting of the htmlarea somewhere, because I use the same
> browser session and the htmlarea executes the same execCommand('bold') as
> the wysiwyg. When I found and maybe solved the issues I will change the
> htmlarea to the default html editor in my frontend.

Euhh, it is not a setting of the htmlarea. The wysiwyg replaces the <em> and
<strong> when it does some fast javascript cleanup. So IE says that bold and
italic should be <strong> and <em>, but Mozilla (it actually works) says it
should be <b> and <i>. Maybe it is wise to replace strong and em just like
the wysiwyg does. It will then be backward compatible.

Nico Klasens
 
Finalist IT Group
Java Specialists


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