Public bug reported:
I have got an email request explaining the problem:
"...But the problem is when I add a sample reference to Additional HTML
(Within HEAD), e.g.
<link href="some.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet">
it doesn't show inside HEAD element at all. Do you have an idea what to do to
make it show inside HEAD element?"
It seems that clean_html parsing applied to Additional HTML removes type
of content similar to above. And actually make the Additional HTML
feature useless, as it seems ignore everything apart of very simple
html. I suggest not to do clean_html for this kind of output. The
reason is the feature is used by site admins only and simply makes
easier to add extra content without modifying the theme code. I think
site admin should take all responsibility for the content as it is the
same as adding it directly to theme code itself. BTW, similar feature in
Moodle does not apply clean html parsing to output as well.
** Affects: mahara
Importance: Undecided
Status: Confirmed
** Description changed:
I have got an email request explaining the problem:
- ...But the problem is when I add a sample reference to Additional HTML
+ ...But the problem is when I add a sample reference to Additional HTML
(Within HEAD), e.g.
- <link href="some.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet">
- it doesn't show inside HEAD element at all. Do you have an idea what to do to
make it show inside HEAD element?
+ <link href="some.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet">
+ it doesn't show inside HEAD element at all. Do you have an idea what to do
to make it show inside HEAD element?
It seems that clean_html parsing applied to Additional HTML removes type
of content similar to above. And actually make the Additional HTML
feature useless, as it seems ignore everything apart of very simple
html. I suggest not to do clean_html for this kind of output. The
reason is the feature is used by site admins only and simply makes
easier to add extra content without modifying the theme code. I think
site admin should take all responsibility for the content as it is the
same as adding it directly to theme code itself. BTW, similar feature in
Moodle does not apply clean html parsing to output as well.
** Description changed:
I have got an email request explaining the problem:
- ...But the problem is when I add a sample reference to Additional HTML
+ ...But the problem is when I add a sample reference to Additional HTML
(Within HEAD), e.g.
- <link href="some.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet">
- it doesn't show inside HEAD element at all. Do you have an idea what to do
to make it show inside HEAD element?
+ <link href="some.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet">
+ it doesn't show inside HEAD element at all. Do you have an idea what to do
to make it show inside HEAD element?
It seems that clean_html parsing applied to Additional HTML removes type
of content similar to above. And actually make the Additional HTML
feature useless, as it seems ignore everything apart of very simple
html. I suggest not to do clean_html for this kind of output. The
reason is the feature is used by site admins only and simply makes
easier to add extra content without modifying the theme code. I think
site admin should take all responsibility for the content as it is the
same as adding it directly to theme code itself. BTW, similar feature in
Moodle does not apply clean html parsing to output as well.
** Changed in: mahara
Status: New => Confirmed
** Description changed:
I have got an email request explaining the problem:
- ...But the problem is when I add a sample reference to Additional HTML
+ "...But the problem is when I add a sample reference to Additional HTML
(Within HEAD), e.g.
- <link href="some.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet">
- it doesn't show inside HEAD element at all. Do you have an idea what to do
to make it show inside HEAD element?
+ <link href="some.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet">
+ it doesn't show inside HEAD element at all. Do you have an idea what to do
to make it show inside HEAD element?"
It seems that clean_html parsing applied to Additional HTML removes type
of content similar to above. And actually make the Additional HTML
feature useless, as it seems ignore everything apart of very simple
html. I suggest not to do clean_html for this kind of output. The
reason is the feature is used by site admins only and simply makes
easier to add extra content without modifying the theme code. I think
site admin should take all responsibility for the content as it is the
same as adding it directly to theme code itself. BTW, similar feature in
Moodle does not apply clean html parsing to output as well.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1213994
Title:
Additional html does not always work
Status in Mahara ePortfolio:
Confirmed
Bug description:
I have got an email request explaining the problem:
"...But the problem is when I add a sample reference to Additional
HTML (Within HEAD), e.g.
<link href="some.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet">
it doesn't show inside HEAD element at all. Do you have an idea what to do
to make it show inside HEAD element?"
It seems that clean_html parsing applied to Additional HTML removes
type of content similar to above. And actually make the Additional
HTML feature useless, as it seems ignore everything apart of very
simple html. I suggest not to do clean_html for this kind of output.
The reason is the feature is used by site admins only and simply makes
easier to add extra content without modifying the theme code. I think
site admin should take all responsibility for the content as it is the
same as adding it directly to theme code itself. BTW, similar feature
in Moodle does not apply clean html parsing to output as well.
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