I use the Jackson Theme and I have installed the CKEditor Wysiwyg module.
When I add a content, the CKEditor module lets me use rich text content, and I can visualize formatting in Edit Mode.
But when I save the content, all HTML tags (except for images and links) disappear.
If I try to re-edit the content, the HTML tags are still there. They just aren't rendered in View Mode.
I have tried to edit allowed HTML tags Filtered HTML, but even with Full HTML the result is the same.
When I tried disabling the CKEditor module and editing contents in HTML language, without formatting being shown, I realized that something may be wrong with the Jackson theme.
I therefore tried reverting back to basic Drupal themes, like Garland or Bartik, and the HTML tags were in fact parsed and rendered also in view mode. Independently from the CKEditor module being on or off.
I have encountered a similar issue. In that case the culprit was apparently the Admire Gray theme.
The strange thing is: if i register in the test website http://jackson.leveltendesign.com, and try to post a formatted comment (with text in bold or italic), it works like a charm.
I am indeed puzzled and would appreciate some help.
Comments
Comment #1
m.schwarzenberg commentedI have nearly the same problem. Have you found any solution in the meantime?
Comment #2
brentbice commentedInteresting issue that I can not reproduce. I downloaded the Jackson theme, installed and configured CK Editor, added a page and used basic WYSIWYG functions. I then saved content and everything was formatted correctly.
Does anyone else that is using the Jackson theme have this same issue?
Thanks,
Brent
Comment #3
mkurick commentedI just set up a site using the Jackson theme and I am running into the same issue. Has there been any update on this?
I also have a problem with the way it outputs links in a block for an RSS feed. New links don't allays start on a new line and it just does not look nice.
Any guidance would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Matt
Comment #4
digitalecartoons commentedI've installed the Jackson them and it doesn't even process filtered html ?! Put in some text in a Basic Page. Added bold lines using 'strong' tags. In Preview they display fine, but in normal mode all tags turn into default text? And there's more: all linebreaks disappear. So now spaces between paragraphs. Al lines/paragraphs are pressed towards another.
So when I use this:
As output I get this:
While I should get this:
This is the first paragraph
This is the second paragraph
This is the third paragraph
This is the fouth paragraph
This is a header
It should be bold cause I used strong-tags and it should have a space above it.
Instead it touches paragraph 4.
Comment #5
keyspan commentedHaving almost the same problem (using TinyMCE), except for me the formatting shows up correctly on a couple of pages but resets as if there is no formatting (the problem everyone else is having) on the majority of pages.
So, digging in to the pages that work, I found that
<b>will format correctly, but<strong>will not.<em>does not appear to work either.Interestingly, if I underline something the WYSIWYG editor will add the code:
<span style="text-decoration: underline;">example</span>and this WILL correctly underline the text.
One final piece of info: If I change the theme to a different theme (like Garland) then all the formatting will show up correctly. Of course, when I switch back to Jackson, the formatting is gone (although it remains in the code).
Comment #6
cmccluskey commentedI need to be added to this... I have the same problem. Thought it was the WYSIWYG editor, but disabled it and tried coding in HTML with same results... Does anyone have a fix for this? I would assume it has to be something in the .css.
Thanks
Comment #7
cmccluskey commentedI was told that their is a duplicate class somewhere in the coding. Has anyone found this? From the creator of Jackson: "In the case pointed in that issue, I had two classes using the same name. For this reason the error occurred.
Review your css code.
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Comment #8
eyenology commentedThis is an old thread but I was having a similar issues. The workaround I came up with was to remove the following attributes from the first style in reset.css:
I then added a new style to reset.css:
So far this seems to be working ok. I'm sure there is a better way to handle this, but its working for me.
Comment #9
cmccluskey commentedSorry for the delay, this was easy to fix. Simply check the "Remove Line Breaks" in the WYSIWYG Editor Settings (Home » Administration » Configuration » Content authoring » Wysiwyg profiles » List).
Chad