[Typo3] Missing <p> tags

christian oettinger christian.oettinger at gmx.de
Tue Aug 2 16:20:38 CEST 2005


Hi Peter,

You can define a long range of what happens between RTE and the Database 
(And probably also Database and the output what seems to be the case for 
you). As you describe it, I would guess (!) that the extension adds a 
static setup (or TSConfig) that you do not mention anywhere in your 
manual configuration.
In order to "switch off" the settings you do not want you will have to 
overwrite them in your setup or pageTSConfig or UserTSConfig.

You can check the static template of the extension (setup) wih template 
web->module
and TSConfig with web->info Module
I suggest you look after:

RTE.default.proc {
allowTags
}

HTMLparser_rte

HTMLparser_db

proc.exitHTMLparser_db

and other attributes with "allowTags"

there also are RTE settings to handle the conversion of <br> to <p> tags 
(dontConvBRtoParagraph), but as I understand you this is no the point 
for you, just to be complete.


hope you find anything, these are just guesses,
sorry that I don' know

oe (christian)


Peter Vines wrote:

> We're builing a site using typo 3.8 and the standard mtb method (autoparser
> etc). The site works fine except when we try to use to the smile sg_glossary
> extension. Once we install this all <p> tags in all content elements are
> dropped from the FE. So all spaces between paragraphs disappear. Also, as we
> are using css, the look and feel of the site is lost. When you look at the
> source code using the RTE in the BE all the <p> tags are there. The appear

> to disappear when the FE is rendered.
> 
> As soon as we uninstall the extension the FE content returns to normal. I've
> seen in other posts that other people have had a similar problems in other
> circumstances, but can't see that there is a definitive solution to this.
> I've also tried the extension with a different Typo3 3.7 site and have had
> exactly the same problem. 
> 
> Thanks
> Peter. 
> 



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