chunk call without p-tags?

Hi,

I use modx 0.9.6.3 with tinymce

If I do:

{{chunk-call}} this results in <p>{{chunk-call}}</p> in the html source code.

I have html in the chunk, resulting in:



IE now takes the closing </p> and trims it to <p></p> resulting in visible space which mustn’t be there.

I tried to use custom css in tinymce, but obviously this only changes the opening p-tag, not the closing.

I tried editing the html, but when I switch back to tiny again the p-tags are there again.

Any clues how to prevent tiny from putting p-tags around the chunk-call?

Cheers
Frisco

Hi,

see this thread: http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php?topic=28908.0

j

Hi sharkbait,

I saw this one, and tried it, but it doesn’t help me. To be more specific, here’s a more thorough description of what I do and what happens - maybe I should just do it another way round?

In the manager in an article I write with tinymce:

text text text
{{chunk-start-call}}
This is a headline type H2
bla bla bla
{{chunk-end-call}}

As the chunk-start-call stands in a new line and is followed by a headline, the chunk call is wrapped in p tags.

Any other clues how to get rid of them?

Maybe I should use a plugin which uses the OnWebPagePrerender trigger and use str_replace() to delete the p tags around the chunk call?

Or would it be possible to add an entry to tinymce’s format list (where the headline, blockquote, cite things reside) called "empty" so that I could explicitly format the line with the chunk call - empty should than just add nothing - no p, no h2 or any other html tag?

Cheers
Frisco

actually you should avoid placing chunks in your editor field, but maybe here’s a solution for what you try to archieve (
TinyMce and predefined templates setup ):
http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,30069.msg182569.html#msg182569
and
http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,31097.msg188847.html#msg188847

I’ve never heard not to use chunks in the editor, why are you recommending that?

Your tip regarding tinymce templates is worth a try, thanks alot - if I had known that before, I wouldn’t have used chunks to output html around some text (I use that for content boxes which can be put everywhere in the content).

Thanks alot,
Frisco