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in raw edit, write a few lists elements, some containing Macros and others without. Save. Then, in wysiwyg edit, click the unordered list icon. for non PROECTED elements, this will alternativly de-lst and re-list that element (though breaking the element into a new list rather than into the surrounding list :/ ). On the Protected element's line, it toggles between adding a sublist and removing it.
* one
* two
* another %USERNAME%
* %WIKINAME%
* banana
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SvenDowideit - 02 Feb 2010
When these types of problems occur, I check whether removing
forced_root_block: false
from
TINYMCEPLUGIN_INIT
affects it.
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PaulHarvey - 02 Feb 2010
Cool - I see what's happening: TinyMCE is dutifully creating a new ul around the span element. Nice
Obviously it's missing some logic to detect that the span really belongs to a text node that's already a list item, instead of creating a new list.
Re-assigning to
TinyMCEPlugin
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PaulHarvey - 25 Jun 2010
I think this might be fixed on trunk. Other I can't see any difference in behavior of list elements, tested with FF 10.0.3 and Chromium 18.0.1025.151
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GeorgeClark - 05 May 2012