I know <center> is not good HTML. However, it is still valid HTML. The problem are my users that use things like FrontPage, Dreamweaver, etc. to make pages that eventually get copied into FCKEditor.
Surprisingly, FCKEditor recovered from bad tables but chokes on something that shouldn't affect anything.
we have a rule for users that if they must past in text from word, front page or existing web pages they paste as plain text, and then do their formatting within FCK.
if we can't get them to do this, then we force past as plain text.
we don't even want them pasting in font tags as this overrides the css we have defined.
RE: IE and FF generate different HTML source
RE: IE and FF generate different HTML source
Surprisingly, FCKEditor recovered from bad tables but chokes on something that shouldn't affect anything.
RE: IE and FF generate different HTML source
if we can't get them to do this, then we force past as plain text.
we don't even want them pasting in font tags as this overrides the css we have defined.
RE: IE and FF generate different HTML source
We use some customised tags on our site so editors can enter source code such as:
<customtag1>hello</customtag1>
<customtag2>good-bye</customtag2>
In Firefox, these tags display correctly when clicking on Source view.
In IE, it appears like this instead:
<customtag1></customtag1>hello
<customtag2></customtag2>good-bye
If you view the source in IE and save, it messes up all the source code and the way the text is supposed to be displayed.
Any solution for this?