Hi All,
I’m converting over some old XOT objects from the Flash engine to HTML5 and I have discovered that many of the paragraphs in these resources, when viewed under the ‘Source’ view of the HTML WYSIWYG editor, feature unconventional HTML mark-up, e.g.:
Code:
<p>PARAGRAPH ONE
<br />
<br />
PARAGRAPH TWO
<br />
<br />
PARAGRAPH THREE
</p>
It would appear that double break tags have been used to give the illusion of paragraphs in the render and all text content is wrapped within a single paragraph tag.
This is problematic, as many of the new themes in Xerte feature paragraph specific CSS declarations, which aren’t being triggered until I manually go in and amend the mark-up accordingly.
The same behaviour is present within bulleted/numbered lists, with each of the bullets being separated with a break tag too.
I’m sure I could do a mass RegEx find and replace all function on my project’s XML files, but I just wanted to flag this up to see how others have handled it in the past and whether it is a known issue?
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