Title: WYSIWYG editor throwing in extra div 2.0
Should specify that in my case I was using
the “Plain” editor… hence it may be a different issue all
together. Might even be a “feature” J
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ronald Ashri
Sent: 08 January 2006 19:00
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [wp-testers] WYSIWYG
editor throwing in extra div 2.0
Not sure if the cause is the same but it
happened to me today. Wordpress 2.0 threw in a </div> at the end of the
story – however the reason was that I had a <div> which was not
closed – is wordpress trying to get smart?
Once I closed the <div> in the right
place Wordpress behaved again
Cheers,
ron
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tim Griffin
Sent: 06 January 2006 21:29
To: [email protected]
Subject: [wp-testers] WYSIWYG
editor throwing in extra div 2.0
This is now an occurrence on two separate blogs using the
default editor in 2.0
An extra div “centered” was inserted and not closed out –
throwing the style of the entire page off.
The previous occurrence – yesterday – was a ton of extra
<strong> code each time I opened the “html” editor and
clicked on update.
In the one instance I simply removed the two extra unlcosed div brackets. In
the other I grabbed the html for the whole page and moved it over to
dreamweaver to weed out each of the many many instances of <strong>
Seems like this is really an issue... The non-html folk are thrown for a loop
and think that they have done something wrong when the page breaks due to the
WYSIWYG editor...
Tim
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