I am using WYSIWYG with CKEditor 3.6.2.7275 in Drupal 7.12 with the "Jackson" theme. The editor appears fine and all features work in the text editor. When I preview the page, all is well...BUT when I save the page and load it as it will be seen by all - the line space does (carriage return) does not work unless you put an extra line space in. In addition, the "bold" function is not working.

Everything else seems to work, size change, color change, etc. but those are not working. Does anyone have any ideas that may help correct this?

Thank you!
Chad

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dczepierga’s picture

dczepierga commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

U're using WYSIWYG or CKEditor module? There are 2 diffrent modules...

cmccluskey’s picture

cmccluskey commented

I am using WYSIWYG with the profile editor being CKEditor 3.6.2.7275.

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mkesicki commented

@cmccluskey we don't support WYSIWYG module here.
Please check on thier tracker.
Please check Drupal's filters, maybe they change something.

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dczepierga commented
Project: CKEditor 4 - WYSIWYG HTML editor » Wysiwyg
Version: 7.x-1.x-dev » 7.x-2.x-dev
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Active

I move this issue to Wysiwyg module bugtracker.

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twod
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Category: bug » support
Status: Active » Fixed

It sounds like this isn't a Wysiwyg module issue, because you've not configured Drupal's text formats correctly.

Drupal performs a lot of filtering when rendering the content, exactly what is filtered out depends on how you've configured the text format you've assigned the editor to.
If you're using the default "Filtered HTML" format, I suggest you go to admin/config/content/formats and reconfigure so it doesn't remove <br> or <strong> tags and allows style attributes in tags.
Filtered HTML has a filter called "Limit allowed HTML tags" enabled by default, check its settings for how to add tags to its whitelist.
However, the "Limit allowed HTML tags"-filter is not very flexible. It will always remove style attributes from all tags for security reasons, so I would recommend disabling it and replacing it with WYSIWYG Filter instead. It has a lot more things you can tweak and will let you (and the editor) use style attributes for things like font weight or text color.

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cmccluskey commented
Status: Fixed » Closed (works as designed)

Last night, I figured out this is not a WYSIWIG or CKEditor issue...it is a Jackson theme issue. Thanks for all the help. If anyone else has the same issue with Jackson and has the resolution, I would really appreciate a fix for this.

Chad