Hi Mark,

The WYSIWYG editor adds paragraphs correctly, so let's say you have an
article with full text like this:

"Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.

Etiam elementum pretium justo vel sollicitudin. Curabitur porta lectus
a metus sagittis pharetra. Aliquam mi enim, fermentum a dapibus
dapibus, placerat et neque. Mauris rutrum ante et tortor fermentum
posuere."

In HTML it means two paragraphs (<p> elements). Knowing this, it is
wrong if you define something like this in your template file:

<p class="text">{{ $campsite->article->full_text }}</p>

As it is the case in templates demo 2. HTML says a paragraph element
cannot contain block-level elements (including <p> itself).

A solution could be to define your template like this instead:

<div class="text">{{ $campsite->article->full_text }}</div>

and then modify the corresponding style definitions.

Keep in mind this same issue applies for all multi-line text fields
(including intro).

Hope this helps.



On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 4:42 AM, mark casson
<campsite-support@lists.sourcefabric.org> wrote:
>
> Hi using template 2
>
> the intro and full_text are both specified in the style sheet by
> <p class="tekst">
>
> But when you view the article the intro is fine but the full text has an extra <p> therefore removing the class - see below
>
> <p class="tekst">an intro</p>
> <p class="tekst"><p>thisisthe full_text</p>
>
>
> is there a workaround or change for this
>
> cheers
>


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