Safari stripping HTML code

I am having a problem in Safari. I have customized the templates feature by editing the FCKtemplates.xml doc. I use the following piece of code to align the image to the right:

<img width="200" height="200" align="right" alt="" style="margin-right: -14px; margin-left: 10px; margin-top: -14px;" src="http://www.mysite.com/images/replace.jpg" />

When i replace the 'replace' image in the editor in Safari it strips the HTML coding and screws up the layout of the template in the editor. It simply leaves me with:

<img alt="" src="http://www.mysite.com/images/stories/images/images/myimage.jpg" />

Works fine in FF.

Thu, 06/04/2009 - 05:43

adamfake

Joined: 28/05/2009

Posts: 5

Re: Safari stripping HTML code

Don't mean to bump this but would love to know if there is a solution or if anyone has come across the same issues?

Fri, 06/05/2009 - 04:44

kamelkev

Joined: 23/04/2009

Posts: 32

Re: Safari stripping HTML code

I noticed today that when cut and pasting html content into fckeditor that it was doing something strange - it might be similar to your problem.

Basically I paste in a span with some content in it - it has webkit style tags attached to it since I did the copy from Safari...

I paste it into fckeditor. I then save that content into my database. I see within the database that the span and the webkit tags are intact.

I then load the content from the database into my fckeditor pane - at which point it appears fckeditor eats the span tag completely. Not only is the style component removed, but the entire span disappears.

It wasn't clear to me if fckeditor ate the code, or if safari combined with some fckeditor behaviour ate the tag...

again, not sure if it's related to your issue

Fri, 06/05/2009 - 15:23

adamfake

Joined: 28/05/2009

Posts: 5

Re: Safari stripping HTML code

It sounds similar - have you tried it in FireFox? One thing i should point out is that i'm using Joomla. If i load the template from the toolbar then everything appears to be fine - the moment i change anything like replace an image that the template loads then it strips the HTML - this is before i even save the article. In FireFox however it doesn't do this at all.