I will give an example of my problem. I have a WebLoginPE call in it’s own document, no <p> tags needed. I don’t use TinyMCE, but my client will. However, if I go back to edit the call, TinyMCE will come up first. When I set the editor to "none", I see the call wrapped in <p> tags. This will cause the validator to split out an error. If I save the call after I delete the <p> tags, while not being in TinyMCE, I am good to go. However, this is a pain, and my client won’t remember to do all that.
I know one error is no big deal, but it just annoys me that it keeps adding tags.
How do I keep TinyMCE to keep from doing this, without losing any TinyMCE functionality for my client? This has never happened in any of the previous versions of MODx I have used. I have messed with the configs, but I can’t figure it out.
I am so glad you raised this question! I was going to ask about this as well. My next hill to climb is getting TinyMCE to behave in the manner I would prefer. This includes adding more CSS options in the editor window via the Configuration.
Max
Damn, my search skills are lagging. Thanks so much for the link.
Thanks was having same prob